VH to PX Converter & Conversion Tables [Online Calculator]

Online VH to PX calculator to convert viewport height values to pixel units

Easily convert viewport height (VH) to pixels (PX) with this free online CSS unit converter. Ideal for web designers, developers, and UI/UX professionals, this calculator ensures precise scaling for responsive layouts, full-height designs, and dynamic sections.

✅ Perfect for scaling elements relative to the viewport height.
✅ Designed to streamline your workflow for fluid, scalable layouts.

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VH to PX Conversion Calculator

VH to PX Converter

Enter your VH value below to instantly convert it to PX.

  • Input Field → Enter VH Value
  • Viewport Height (VH) Input → Enter Viewport Height Value (default: 1080px)
  • Convert Button → Instantly Calculate PX Value
  • Copy Button → One-click copy for easy use in CSS code
  • Reset Button → Clear your inputs with one click

Example Calculation:

1vh at 1080px viewport = 10.8px

VH to PX Conversion Table (Based on 1080px Viewport)

VHPX
0.5vh5.4px
1vh10.8px
2vh21.6px
5vh54px
10vh108px
15vh162px
20vh216px
25vh270px
30vh324px
50vh540px

Use this table for common conversions in CSS for better scalability.

How to Use the VH to PX Converter?

Step 1: Enter your VH value in the input field.

Step 2: Enter your desired viewport height (default 1080px for desktop).

Step 3: Click the “Convert” button to get the PX value instantly.

Step 4: Use the copy button to grab the calculated PX value for quick use in your CSS code.

Step 5: Reference the conversion table for standard values.

💡 Pro Tip: For accurate scaling, consider viewport breakpoints like 900px768px, or 360px when designing responsive layouts.

When to Use VH vs PX in CSS?

VH (Viewport Height)

✅ Preferred for responsive web designs where elements scale relative to the viewport height.
✅ Best used for full-height hero sections, dynamic content, and flexible designs.

PX (Pixel)

✅ Best for fixed-size elements where precision is required.
✅ Ideal for icons, borders, and elements that shouldn’t scale.

Which One Should You Use?

  • Use VH for elements that should adapt to viewport changes.
  • Use PX for precise, fixed-size elements.

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