Simplified Ratio
16:9
Design Utility
Use this image ratio calculator to simplify dimensions, resize without distortion, and compare common ratios for design, print, and social media.
Enter image width and height to get a simplified ratio, then resize while preserving proportions.
Simplified Ratio
16:9
Resize From Width
1200 x 675
Resize From Height
-
1:1
Square social posts, avatars
4:5
Portrait posts and print layouts
3:2
Photography and posters
16:9
Video, presentations, widescreen
21:9
Ultra-wide media and banners
| Ratio | Typical Use |
|---|---|
| 1:1 | Square social posts, avatars |
| 4:5 | Portrait posts and print layouts |
| 3:2 | Photography and posters |
| 16:9 | Video, presentations, widescreen |
| 21:9 | Ultra-wide media and banners |
16:9 is the standard for video and widescreen displays. For web content, 16:9 or 4:3 are common. For social media, aspect ratios vary by platform—1:1 for Instagram posts, 9:16 for stories.
Use the formula: (New Width ÷ Original Width) × Original Height = New Height. Or better yet, use this calculator to do it instantly.
For square feed posts: 1:1. For portrait feed posts: 4:5. For Stories and Reels: 9:16. Always check the platform's current specs, as they occasionally update.
Your image stretches or squishes. A portrait photo stretched to wide ends up looking distorted and unprofessional. Always maintain the original ratio unless intentionally cropping.
Yes. A4 paper is roughly 4:5 aspect ratio, while 8x10 prints are 4:5. Matching aspect ratio prevents unwanted cropping. Use our paper size chart to find the right dimensions.
Read our comprehensive aspect ratio guide to master ratios for any screen and design.
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