70 vh equals 756 pixels on a screen height of 1080 pixels.
The conversion from vh (viewport height) to pixels depends on the total height of the viewport. Since 1 vh equals 1% of the viewport height, multiplying 70 by the viewport height in pixels (1080px) gives the result.
Conversion Tool
Result in px:
Conversion Formula
To convert vh units to pixels, multiply the vh value by the viewport height then divide by 100. This works because 1 vh is defined as 1% of the viewport’s height. So, the formula is:
pixels = (vh value) × (viewport height in pixels) / 100
For example, if your viewport height is 1080 pixels and you want to convert 70 vh:
- Calculate 1% of viewport height: 1080 × 0.01 = 10.8 px
- Multiply by 70: 10.8 × 70 = 756 px
Thus, 70 vh equals 756 pixels on a 1080-pixel tall screen.
Conversion Example
- Convert 50 vh on a 900px tall screen:
- 1% of 900px is 9px
- 50 × 9 = 450px
- Result: 50 vh = 450 pixels
- Convert 80 vh on a 1200px tall screen:
- 1% of 1200px is 12px
- 80 × 12 = 960px
- Result: 80 vh = 960 pixels
- Convert 65 vh on a 1024px tall screen:
- 1% of 1024px is 10.24px
- 65 × 10.24 = 665.6px
- Result: 65 vh = 665.6 pixels
- Convert 90 vh on a 768px tall screen:
- 1% of 768px is 7.68px
- 90 × 7.68 = 691.2px
- Result: 90 vh = 691.2 pixels
Conversion Chart
This chart shows vh values from 45.0 to 95.0 converted to pixels, assuming a viewport height of 1080 pixels. To use it, find your vh value in the left column and see the corresponding pixel value in the right column.
| vh | Pixels (px) |
|---|---|
| 45.0 | 486.00 |
| 50.0 | 540.00 |
| 55.0 | 594.00 |
| 60.0 | 648.00 |
| 65.0 | 702.00 |
| 70.0 | 756.00 |
| 75.0 | 810.00 |
| 80.0 | 864.00 |
| 85.0 | 918.00 |
| 90.0 | 972.00 |
| 95.0 | 1026.00 |
Related Conversion Questions
- How many pixels is 70 vh on a 1366×768 screen?
- What does 70 vh convert to in pixels on a mobile device?
- How to calculate px from 70 vh when screen height changes?
- Is 70 vh always the same pixel value on all screens?
- Can 70 vh be converted to px without knowing screen height?
- How does 70 vh relate to pixels on a 4K monitor?
- Why does 70 vh in pixels differ on different monitors?
Conversion Definitions
vh: A CSS unit representing 1% of the viewport’s height. The viewport is the visible area of a web page on the screen. Thus, 100 vh equals the full height of the current browser window, adjusting dynamically when resized.
px: A pixel is a single point in a digital image or screen. Pixels measure length in web design, fixed in size relative to screen resolution. They provide precise dimensions and do not change with viewport size or zoom.
Conversion FAQs
Does 70 vh equal the same pixel value on all devices?
No, 70 vh’s pixel value depends on the viewport height of the device. A larger screen height results in more pixels, while a smaller screen gives fewer pixels for 70 vh. The vh unit scales with the current window size.
What happens to pixel value if I change browser window size?
Since vh depends on viewport height, resizing the browser changes the pixel equivalent of 70 vh. Making the window taller increases pixels, shrinking it reduces them. The conversion updates dynamically with window size.
Can I rely on vh for exact pixel layouts?
vh is relative and varies with screen height, so exact pixel layouts using vh can be inconsistent across devices. For fixed pixel dimensions, px units are better; vh is useful for responsive designs adapting to viewport changes.
How to convert vh to px in JavaScript?
You get viewport height in JavaScript with window.innerHeight, then multiply by vh value divided by 100. For example, pixels = (vh_value × window.innerHeight) / 100. This lets you calculate pixel sizes dynamically on any screen.
Is vh affected by browser toolbars or UI elements?
Yes, vh measures viewport height excluding browser UI elements like toolbars. On mobile devices, visible vh may change when interface elements appear or hide, altering the pixel equivalent of 70 vh at different times.