VW TO EM CONVERTER

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VW to EM Converter

Our VW to EM Converter simplifies the process of converting viewport width (VW) units to EM units, which is helpful for designing responsive and scalable web layouts. Use this tool to easily switch between these two important units of measurement.

What is VW (Viewport Width)?

VW, or Viewport Width, is a relative unit used in web design to make layouts responsive. One VW is equal to 1% of the viewport’s width, meaning that as the size of the browser window changes, elements sized in VW adjust accordingly. This is especially useful for ensuring that your website looks good on all devices, from mobile phones to large desktop screens.

What is EM?

EM is another relative unit of measurement in web design, primarily used for defining font sizes and element dimensions. One EM is equal to the font size of the parent element. As EM scales with the parent’s font size, it offers more flexibility than using fixed units like pixels. It’s widely used for creating scalable and accessible text and layouts.

How to Use the VW to EM Converter

Using this tool is quick and easy. Simply input a VW value into the first textarea, and the corresponding EM value will appear instantly in the second textarea. You can also reverse the conversion by entering an EM value into the second textarea to see the equivalent VW value in the first. This real-time functionality ensures seamless conversion for your responsive web design needs.

VW to EM Conversion Table

Here’s a quick reference table for converting common VW values to EM:

Viewport Width VW Unit EM Size EM Value
720 85 32 19.13 em
720 90 32 20.25 em
720 95 32 21.38 em
720 100 32 22.50 em
720 105 32 23.63 em
720 110 32 24.75 em
1024 85 32 27.20 em
1024 90 32 28.80 em
1024 95 32 30.40 em
1024 100 32 32.00 em
1280 85 32 34.00 em
1280 90 32 36.00 em
1280 95 32 38.00 em
1280 100 32 40.00 em
1366 85 32 36.28 em
1366 90 32 38.43 em
1366 95 32 40.59 em
1366 100 32 42.75 em
1440 85 32 38.25 em
1440 90 32 40.50 em

FAQs
1. What is the difference between VW and EM?

VW is a unit based on the width of the viewport, meaning it scales according to the screen size. EM is a relative unit that scales based on the font size of its parent element, making it more versatile for text and scalable elements.

2. Why should I use VW or EM?

VW is useful for designing responsive layouts that need to adjust based on the device’s screen size. EM is commonly used for flexible font sizes and element dimensions that should scale with their parent elements.

3. Can I convert from EM to VW?

Yes! Our VW to EM Converter works both ways. Just input the EM value into the second textarea, and the corresponding VW value will appear in the first textarea instantly.

4. Is this converter compatible with different viewport sizes?

Yes, the conversion is based on the current viewport width, making it adaptable to various screen sizes, ensuring that your design remains responsive.

The VW to EM Converter is a must-have tool for developers and designers working on responsive web layouts. By allowing easy conversions between these two essential units, it ensures your web elements remain scalable and adaptable across various screen sizes. Start using the tool today to streamline your design workflow and enhance user experience on all devices.

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