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Screen Size & Aspect Ratio Calculator

Calculate screen dimensions from diagonal, width, or height for any aspect ratio.

"
10"200"

Diagonal

65"

Area

1805.34 in²

Width

56.65"

Height

31.87"

Screen Shape Preview

56.65"31.87"

Common Sizes at 16:9

DiagonalWidthHeightArea
32"27.89"15.69"437.55 in²
40"34.86"19.61"683.68 in²
43"37.48"21.08"790.08 in²
50"43.58"24.51"1068.25 in²
55"47.94"26.96"1292.58 in²
65"56.65"31.87"1805.34 in²
75"65.37"36.77"2403.56 in²
85"74.08"41.67"3087.24 in²
100"87.16"49.03"4273 in²
120"104.59"58.83"6153.12 in²

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Understanding Screen Sizes and Aspect Ratios

Screen size is almost always measured diagonally — from one corner to the opposite corner. But knowing the diagonal alone doesn't tell you the width and height. Those depend on the aspect ratio: the proportional relationship between width and height. A 65" TV in 16:9 has different dimensions than a 65" ultrawide in 21:9.

The most common aspect ratio for TVs and monitors is 16:9 (widescreen). Movie screens often use 2.35:1 or 2.39:1 (CinemaScope). Older content and some presentations use 4:3. Ultrawide monitors typically use 21:9. This calculator handles all of them, plus any custom ratio you need.

Once you know your screen dimensions, use our TV Size Calculator to find the right size for your viewing distance, or our Projector Throw Calculator to plan your projector placement.