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Golden Ratio Calculator

Free Calculator

Turn any measurement into perfectly proportioned dimensions using the golden ratio (φ = 1.618).

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Your numbers

Enter a base measurement in pixels, points, or any unit — the calculator scales it by φ.

Value × 1.618

161.8

The larger dimension — use this when the base is the shorter side.

Value ÷ 1.618

61.8

The smaller dimension — use this when the base is the longer side.

How it works

1

Enter a value

Type any base measurement you want to proportion.

2

Multiply by φ

We calculate value × 1.618 for the longer side.

3

Divide by φ

We calculate value ÷ 1.618 for the shorter side.

4

Apply the ratio

Use the results to size type, columns, and spacing.

Design that converts

Reverze rebuilds App Store screenshots into higher-converting creative — proportioned, on-brand, and export-ready in minutes.

What is a golden ratio calculator?

A golden ratio calculator applies φ (phi ≈ 1.618) to any number you give it, returning a longer dimension (value × 1.618) and a shorter dimension (value ÷ 1.618). Designers reach for this ratio because it produces proportions that feel naturally balanced — the same relationship found in art, architecture, and nature.

Use it to size headings against body text, set column widths, space UI elements, or lay out App Store screenshots. Start from any known measurement and the calculator gives you the harmonious partner value instantly, no manual maths required.

Frequently asked questions

How does a golden ratio calculator work?
It multiplies your value by 1.618 to find the longer dimension and divides it by 1.618 to find the shorter one, using φ (phi), the golden ratio constant.
What is the golden ratio used for in design?
It sets balanced proportions for typography scales, layout grids, spacing, logos, and image crops so compositions feel harmonious and intentional.
Is 1.618 the exact golden ratio?
φ is an irrational number, roughly 1.6180339887. We use 1.618, which is accurate enough for any design or layout work.
Can I use it for font sizes?
Yes. Pick a base font size, multiply by 1.618 for headings or divide for captions to build a proportional type scale.