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PX to REM Converter

Mark Hendriksen | June 8, 2024 | 0 Comments
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Welcome to our PX to REM Converter tool! This tool is designed to help you easily convert pixel values to rem units, which are essential for responsive web design.

How to Use the PX to REM Converter

Follow the simple steps below to get started:

Enter the Pixel Value:

  • Locate the field labeled “Pixels (px):”.
  • Enter the pixel value you want to convert. For example, if you have an element with a width of 32px, type 32 in the input field.

Enter the Root Font Size (optional):

  • The default root font size is set to 16px, which is the most commonly used size. However, if your project uses a different root font size, you can adjust it.
  • Locate the field labeled “Root Font Size (px):” and enter your desired root font size. For most cases, you can leave it as 16.

Convert to REM:

  • Click the “Convert” button to perform the conversion.
  • The converted value will appear in the field labeled “REM:”. This value is the equivalent rem unit for the pixel value you entered.

Example:

  • If you enter 32 in the Pixels field and leave the Root Font Size as 16, clicking the Convert button will display 2 rem in the REM field.

Why Use REM?

Using rem units in your web design ensures better scalability and responsiveness. Unlike fixed pixel values, rem units are relative to the root font size, making your design more adaptable to different screen sizes and user preferences.

We hope this tool simplifies your workflow and enhances your web design projects. Happy converting!

Unit Conversion Table: PX to REM

Use the table below to quickly reference common pixel values and their equivalent rem units based on the default root font size of 16px.

Pixels (px)REM (16px root)
1px0.0625rem
2px0.125rem
4px0.25rem
8px0.5rem
12px0.75rem
16px1rem
24px1.5rem
32px2rem
40px2.5rem
48px3rem
56px3.5rem
64px4rem
72px4.5rem
80px5rem
96px6rem
112px7rem
128px8rem
144px9rem
160px10rem
192px12rem
224px14rem
256px16rem
288px18rem
320px20rem

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