US Paper to PX

Tool Introduction

"US Paper to Pixels" is a convenient online tool designed to help users accurately convert various US standard paper sizes, such as Letter, Legal, ANSI series, and ARCH series, into corresponding pixel (PX) width and height based on specified DPI (Dots Per Inch) or PPI (Pixels Per Inch) values. This is highly useful for professionals and enthusiasts who need to perform digital content design, web development, print presets, or any task requiring the conversion of physical dimensions to screen/print resolution.

How to Use

1. Select Paper Size: In the "Paper Size" dropdown menu, select the US standard paper specification you wish to convert, such as "Letter", "Legal", "ANSI A", or "ARCH D", etc.
2. Enter DPI/PPI: In the "DPI/PPI" input box, enter your desired dots per inch or pixels per inch. The DPI/PPI value determines the precision of the converted pixels; the default value is 96.
3. View Results: The tool will automatically calculate and display the converted pixel "Width" and "Height" results in real-time based on your selected paper size and DPI/PPI value.

Input Parameter Requirements:

• Paper Size: Must be selected from the preset list of US standard paper sizes.
• DPI/PPI: Must be a numeric type; positive integers are recommended.

Output Result Format:

• Width (PX): Width value in pixels, read-only.
• Height (PX): Height value in pixels, read-only.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: Which paper sizes does this tool support for conversion?
• A: This tool supports various US standard paper sizes, including Letter, Legal, Half Letter, Junior Legal, as well as the complete ANSI series (A, B, C, D, E) and ARCH series (A, B, C, D, E, E1, E2, E3).
• Q: How are DPI and PPI understood in this tool?
• A: DPI (Dots Per Inch) is typically used to measure the physical resolution of print output, while PPI (Pixels Per Inch) is often used to measure the pixel density of digital images or screen displays. In this tool, both represent the number of pixels per inch, and the calculation logic is the same; you can enter either based on your specific needs.
• Q: Are the converted pixel values integers?
• A: Since US paper sizes (e.g., Letter is 8.5 x 11 inches) contain decimals, even if the DPI/PPI is an integer, the calculated pixel values may contain decimals. This tool will provide precise calculation results.

Important Considerations

• Please ensure that the entered DPI/PPI value is a valid positive number; otherwise, the calculation results may be inaccurate or meaningless.
• This tool only supports the conversion of US standard paper sizes and does not include ISO international standards (such as A4, A3, etc.) or paper sizes from other countries or regions.
• The output pixel values are based on theoretical calculations. When actually displayed on different devices or in software, there may be slight discrepancies due to rendering methods, display scaling, and other factors.