Screen Size Calculators

Free online tools to calculate screen sizes, pixel density, resolution, and aspect ratios for any display.

8 Calculators
68+ Devices
100% Free

Choose a Calculator by Scenario

Start from your real usage situation, then jump to the best-fit tool and guide.

Living Room TV Setup

Start with sofa-to-TV distance, then validate whether you should buy 55", 65", or 75".

  • Enter viewing distance
  • Check recommended TV range
  • Open a size-vs-size comparison

Desk Monitor Planning

Choose monitor size by desk depth, work style, and whether you use single or dual displays.

  • Measure desk depth
  • Match use case to size
  • Validate with ratio and resolution

Phone Size Decision

Compare hand feel, readability, and pocket comfort before choosing compact vs large phones.

  • Pick candidate models
  • Compare width/height side by side
  • Confirm readability and one-hand use

Compare Screen Sizes

Use our comparison tools to see how different screens stack up against each other

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Frequently Asked Questions

What calculators are available on this site?

We offer 8 free calculators: TV, Monitor, Phone, Tablet, and Projector screen size calculators for comparing displays, plus PPI & DPI Calculator for pixel density, Resolution Calculator for scaling, and Aspect Ratio Calculator for dimension conversions.

Are these calculators free to use?

Yes, all calculators on this site are completely free with no registration required. Results are calculated instantly in your browser.

Which calculator should I use to compare screen sizes?

Use the device-specific calculators: TV Calculator for televisions, Monitor Calculator for computer displays, Phone Calculator for smartphones, Tablet Calculator for iPads and tablets, or Projector Calculator for projection screens. Each is optimized for its device category.

How accurate are the screen size calculations?

Our calculations use manufacturer specifications and industry-standard formulas. Screen dimensions are calculated from diagonal size and aspect ratio using the Pythagorean theorem, ensuring high accuracy for all supported devices.