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ScreenFit

A screen size calculator and setup visualizer...

Settings

Show inches

Show height

0.5

1 m

1.5

2 m

2.5

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About

This simple and small tool is a personal learning project to help solving a problem I encountered years ago. It calculates the horizontal and vertical size of one or more screens from their diagonal. You can use it to find out how many monitors could fit on your desk.

What does it do?

It calculates and visualizes the size of one or more screens from their diagonal. You can configure the desk size, monitors, laptops, and more. Configure and visualize your setup for gaming, home office, and more. You can also use it to visualize your TV on the living room table. You can save and load your configurations to compare them later. Additionally, you can print them.
Note: All data is saved exclusively in your browser..

How did it come about?

One day I needed to buy a new monitor and didn't have much space on the desk to place it next to my laptop. There were various sizes and aspect ratios (16:9, 21:9, 32:9, etc.). What was the problem? The screen sizes are represented by their diagonal, and combined with the aspect ratio, it made it difficult for me to visualize it on my small desk. I searched for similar tools and didn't find any, so I had to do the calculations manually to compare them and decide which was the best option.

Why a web?

To make it available to those who have the same problem. I hope it is useful and time saving.