Compare landscape share-cover and square ratios
Use a 1200×630 to 1080×1080 example to inspect contain, cover, and scaling tradeoffs.
Open exampleAspect ratio and image size calculator
Calculate simplified image ratios, proportional resize dimensions, contain/cover fit sizes, and scale percentages.
InputEnter a value to inspect
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Enter one target dimension, or both to compare contain and cover. Cover may crop the image. After running, numeric dimensions appear in the browser address and result link; do not enter sensitive information.
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Compare short-video portrait and 4:5 cover ratios
Use a 1080×1920 to 1080×1350 example to inspect crop pressure and safe-area tradeoffs.
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After fixing the ratio and resize dimensions, check print size and screen PPI, then resize the image locally.
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FAQ
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What does Aspect ratio and image size calculator do?
It helps you inspect or process this value and get a readable result quickly.
Is my input saved?
Local tools run in the browser when possible. Server-side checks only use the input needed to complete the lookup.
What problem does an aspect-ratio calculator solve best?
It helps compare landscape, square, and portrait targets without stretching the image blindly, especially when you need to choose between contain, cover, padding, or crop.
Why compare share-cover and square-card ratios together?
Many assets need both 1200×630 and 1080×1080 variants. Checking ratio drift first reduces rework and headline crop failures.
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