Simple CSS Units is a free tool for Web Designers & Front End Developers to simplify the process of converting CSS units. Simply enter your units in the fields below and watch your unit get converted in realtime, eg Points to Pixels.
Px | Points | EMS | Percentage |
---|---|---|---|
12px | 9pt | 0.75em | 75% |
13px | 10pt | 0.81em | 81% |
14px | 11pt | 0.88em | 88% |
15px | 11pt | 0.94em | 94% |
16px | 12pt | 1em | 100% |
17px | 13pt | 1.06em | 106% |
18px | 14pt | 1.13em | 113% |
19px | 14pt | 1.19em | 119% |
20px | 15pt | 1.25em | 125% |
21px | 16pt | 1.31em | 131% |
22px | 17pt | 1.38em | 138% |
23px | 17pt | 1.44em | 144% |
24px | 18pt | 1.5em | 150% |
25px | 19pt | 1.56em | 156% |
26px | 20pt | 1.63em | 163% |
27px | 20pt | 1.69em | 169% |
28px | 21pt | 1.75em | 175% |
29px | 22pt | 1.81em | 181% |
30px | 23pt | 1.88em | 188% |
31px | 23pt | 1.94em | 194% |
32px | 24pt | 2em | 200% |
33px | 25pt | 2.06em | 206% |
34px | 26pt | 2.13em | 213% |
35px | 26pt | 2.19em | 219% |
36px | 27pt | 2.25em | 225% |
37px | 28pt | 2.31em | 231% |
38px | 29pt | 2.38em | 238% |
39px | 29pt | 2.44em | 244% |
40px | 30pt | 2.50em | 250% |
41px | 31pt | 2.56em | 256% |
42px | 32pt | 2.63em | 263% |
43px | 32pt | 2.69em | 269% |
44px | 33pt | 2.75em | 275% |
45px | 34pt | 2.81em | 281% |
46px | 35pt | 2.88em | 288% |
47px | 35pt | 2.94em | 294% |
48px | 36pt | 3em | 300% |
Is PT and PX the same?
No. Points are traditionally used in print media while Pixels used in screen media. Both are fixed-sized units however with a pixel equal to one dot on your screen and a point equal to 1/72 of an inch.
How many PX is a PT?
One point is the equivalent of 1.333(3) pixels. On the other hand, one pixel is the equivalent of 0.75 points.
Should I use PT or PX?
In many instances it won't matter which unit you use. However you may want to steer away from the absolute units like pt and px and use em and percentage instead.
Does Figma use PT or PX?
Well they do both actually. If you're translating your design to code they'll display size in pixels but if you export to PDF they'll use points. Read more...
Does Photoshop use PT or PX?
They use points by default but you can change it to pixels.