Monitor Size Calculator

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Monitor Size Charts
16:9Width in (cm)Height in (cm)Diagonal
22"19.2 (48.7 cm)10.8 (27.4 cm)55.9 cm
24"20.9 (53.1 cm)11.8 (29.9 cm)61.0 cm
27"23.5 (59.8 cm)13.2 (33.6 cm)68.6 cm
32"27.9 (70.8 cm)15.7 (39.8 cm)81.3 cm
21:9 UltrawideWidth in (cm)Height in (cm)Diagonal
29"26.7 (67.7 cm)11.4 (29.0 cm)73.7 cm
34"31.3 (79.4 cm)13.4 (34.0 cm)86.4 cm
38"34.9 (88.7 cm)15.0 (38.0 cm)96.5 cm
40"36.8 (93.4 cm)15.8 (40.0 cm)101.6 cm
32:9 Super UltrawideWidth in (cm)Height in (cm)Diagonal
49"47.2 (119.8 cm)13.3 (33.7 cm)124.5 cm

Monitor Size & PPI Calculator

Inches measure only the diagonal — aspect ratio is separate, though the market has standardized on 16:9 for 24–32", 21:9 for 34", and 32:9 for 49". Calculate width and height, dual-setup desk width, and pixel density (PPI) for any resolution.

FAQ
Does a bigger monitor mean a different aspect ratio?
No. Inches measure the diagonal only. In practice, 24–32 inch monitors are 16:9, 34 inch are 21:9 ultrawide, and 49 inch are 32:9.
How much desk width do dual monitors need?
Screen width × 2 plus 1–2 inches for bezels and stand angles. Dual 27-inch screens span about 47 inches (119.5 cm); a 50-inch desk is comfortable.
What is a good PPI?
90–110 PPI is comfortable at 100% scaling for office work. 140+ is sharper but usually needs 125–150% OS scaling; 200+ is Retina-class.
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