Calculate screen pixel density (PPI/DPI), total pixels, diagonal resolution, and display dot pitch from screen width, height, and diagonal size.
2202.9 px
0.2767 mm
16:9
2.07 MP
PPI (Pixels Per Inch) measures the pixel density of digital screens, whereas DPI (Dots Per Inch) originally refers to the density of physical ink dots laid down by a printer. In digital web design and software, the two terms are often used interchangeably to describe display resolution density.
The formula is PPI = sqrt(width_px^2 + height_px^2) / diagonal_inches. For example, a 1920x1080 screen on a 24-inch monitor has a diagonal pixel count of 2202.9 and a PPI of 91.79.