What is PPI?

Pixels Per Inch (PPI) is a measurement of the pixel density (resolution) of a digital display. It tells you how many pixels are packed into one inch of your screen. Higher PPI means more pixels, which generally translates to a sharper and clearer image.

Why is PPI Important?

• Image Clarity: Higher PPI means better image quality. This is particularly important for photographers, graphic designers, and anyone working with visual media.
• Responsive Design: Web developers and UI/UX designers need to consider PPI to ensure that websites and applications look great on all devices.
• User Experience: Devices with higher PPI offer a better viewing experience, making text easier to read and images more detailed.

How to Use the PPI Calculator

Our PPI Calculator is simple to use. Just follow these steps:

1. Enter Screen Width: Input the width of your screen in pixels.
2. Enter Screen Height: Input the height of your screen in pixels.
3. Enter Diagonal Size: Input the diagonal size of your screen in inches.

Once you've entered these values, click the "Calculate" button. The tool will instantly provide you with the PPI value of your screen. Additionally, it will display the physical dimensions of your screen in inches.

Welcome to our Your System Info tool! This tool provides you with detailed information about your device and browser settings. Whether you're troubleshooting technical issues, optimizing performance, or simply curious about your system specifications, this tool can help you understand your setup better.

What Does Your System Info Include?

• Operating System: Identifies the operating system running on your device.
• Browser: Determines which web browser you are using to access the internet.
• Screen Resolution: Displays the width and height of your screen in pixels.
• Language: Shows the language settings configured on your browser.
• User Agent: Provides the user agent string, which identifies your browser and operating system to websites.
• Platform: Indicates the platform on which your browser is running (e.g., Win32, Linux x86_64).
• CPU Cores: Displays the number of CPU cores available on your device.
• Device Memory: Shows the amount of RAM (Random Access Memory) available on your device.

Why Use Your System Info Tool?

• Technical Support: Provides accurate information when seeking technical assistance or troubleshooting issues.
• Compatibility: Helps determine if your device meets the requirements for certain software or websites.
• Optimization: Enables you to optimize settings or applications based on your system's capabilities.
• Security: Awareness of your system details can aid in identifying potential security vulnerabilities or compatibility issues.

How to Use Your System Info Tool

Using Your System Info tool is straightforward:

1. Visit the Tool: Simply access the tool through your web browser.
2. View Information: The tool automatically detects and displays your system information.
3. Explore Details: Scroll through the information displayed to learn more about your device and browser settings.