How to use this tool
Read the original image width and height from file properties. Enter a target width in pixels. If the destination requires a different shape, decide whether to crop or add padding instead of stretching.
How the calculation works
New height = new width × original height ÷ original width
Example
Scaling a 1,920 × 1,080 image to 1,280 pixels wide produces a height of 720 pixels.
Read the result without overestimating it
A calculated height preserves proportions, but does not guarantee a store accepts that image. Check its current screenshot requirements and export from the original artwork rather than an already compressed copy.
Why this result matters
Preserving the ratio avoids stretched screenshots, game art, videos, and promotional graphics.
Tips for a more useful estimate
- Enter the original pixel dimensions.
- Crop separately if the destination requires another ratio.
- Export from the original source to preserve quality.
Frequently asked questions
Does scaling improve image quality?
No. Enlarging a small image can make it look softer.
What is 16:9?
It is a common widescreen ratio such as 1,920 × 1,080.
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