PX to vh Converter
In today’s digital world, creating websites that look great on any device is essential. That’s where the
PX to VH Converter comes in. This handy tool helps you easily convert pixel values
(PX) into viewport
height (VH) units, making your designs responsive and user-friendly.
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What is VH? (Viewport Height)
VH stands for Viewport Height, and it is a relative length unit in CSS that is commonly used in responsive web design. VH allows designers and developers to size elements based on the height of the browser’s viewport.
- 1 VH equals 1% of the viewport’s total height.
- The viewport is the visible area of a web page on a device's screen.
If the viewport height is 1000px, then:
1 VH = 10px
50 VH = 500px
PX to VH Conversion Table Chart
Below is a conversion chart to help you understand how pixel values (PX) translate to viewport height (VH) units, based on different viewport heights.
| Pixels (px) | Viewport Height (vh) |
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How Does the PX to VH Conversion Work?
The conversion from PX (Pixels) to VH (Viewport Height) relies on a simple formula that calculates how much of the viewport height a pixel value represents. This is especially useful in responsive web design, where scaling elements dynamically based on the screen size is crucial.
PX to VH Formula:
Example:
If the viewport height is 900px and the pixel value is 150px, the calculation would be: