Aspect Ratio Calculator & Image Resizer

Aspect Ratio Calculator & Image Tools

🎯 Aspect Ratio Calculator

Calculate ratios, resize images, and find perfect dimensions for your projects

🧮 Calculate Aspect Ratio

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🔍 Find Missing Dimension

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Supports JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP (max 10MB)

📊 Image Information

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⚙️ Resize Options

📷 Photography & Print

3:2
Digital SLR, 35mm Film
4:3
Point & Shoot Cameras
1:1
Square Format

📱 Social Media

1:1
Instagram Posts
4:5
Instagram Portrait
9:16
Stories, Reels, TikTok
16:9
YouTube Thumbnails

🎬 Video & Cinema

21:9
Ultra-wide Cinema
16:9
HD Video Standard
5:4
Classic TV Format

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