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Aspect Ratio Calculator

Free Calculator

Enter an original size and a new width to get the height that keeps the exact same aspect ratio β€” instantly and privately.

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Runs in your browser β€” no numbers leave your device.

Your dimensions

Original width in pixels.

Original height in pixels.

New width in pixels β€” the height is scaled to match.

New height (px)

2,692

The height that keeps the original aspect ratio at your new width.

Aspect ratio (W Γ· H)

0.4614

Width divided by height β€” the decimal proportion of your image.

How it works

1

Enter the original size

Add the source width and height in pixels.

2

Enter the new width

Type the target width you want to resize to.

3

Read the new height

The matching height keeps your image undistorted.

4

Check the ratio

The decimal ratio confirms both sizes are proportional.

Resize screenshots without distortion

Reverze rebuilds and exports your App Store screenshots at every device size β€” pixel-perfect, in minutes.

How to calculate aspect ratio when resizing images

Aspect ratio is the proportional relationship between an image's width and its height. Whenever you scale a screenshot, mockup or icon, keeping that ratio constant is what prevents stretching and squashing: if you change the width, the height has to change by the same factor. This calculator does that for you β€” enter the original width and height, add the new width, and it returns the exact height that preserves the ratio, plus the raw ratio value (width Γ· height) so you can sanity-check the result.

This matters a lot for App Store creative, where each device family expects a specific pixel size. A 1290 Γ— 2796 iPhone 6.9" screenshot and a 1242 Γ— 2688 6.5" screenshot are close but not identical, so resizing by hand invites subtle distortion. Lock the aspect ratio first, then let Reverze rebuild and export your screenshots at every required device size automatically β€” no manual scaling, no stretched frames.

Frequently asked questions

How do I calculate aspect ratio?
Divide the width by the height. For example, 1290 Γ· 2796 β‰ˆ 0.4614. To resize proportionally, multiply the new width by the original height Γ· width β€” so a new width of 1242 gives a height of about 2692 to keep the same ratio.
What does keeping the aspect ratio actually do?
It scales width and height by the same factor, so the image is enlarged or shrunk without stretching or squashing. If you change only one dimension freely, the picture distorts; matching the other dimension to the ratio keeps everything in proportion.
What are common App Store screenshot aspect ratios?
iPhone screenshots are portrait β€” for example 1290 Γ— 2796 (6.9") and 1242 Γ— 2688 (6.5"), both roughly 0.46:1. iPad sizes such as 2048 Γ— 2732 are closer to 0.75:1. Always confirm the current pixel sizes in Apple's specifications before exporting.
Can I use this for any width and height?
Yes. The calculator works for any image, video frame, screen or canvas. Enter your original width and height, then the new width, and it returns the height that keeps the same screen aspect ratio β€” pixels, points or any consistent unit.