To convert millimeters to JavaScript pixels, this calculator uses the same 96 DPI CSS reference that browsers apply to all DOM measurements. JavaScript's pixel values in getBoundingClientRect(), Canvas API, and inline styles all use CSS pixels.
Enter the mm value
Enter a millimeter value. In browser JavaScript, physical mm measurements need to be converted to CSS pixels for use in DOM manipulation, Canvas drawing, or dynamic styling.
Fixed at 96 DPI
The DPI is locked at 96 because JavaScript operates within the browser's CSS pixel model (1in = 96px). For high-DPI rendering on Canvas, multiply by <code>window.devicePixelRatio</code> separately.
Read the pixel result
Read the pixel result. Use this value in JavaScript with: <code>element.style.width = px + 'px'</code>, or in Canvas: <code>ctx.fillRect(0, 0, px, px)</code>. The conversion formula in code is: <code>const px = mm * 96 / 25.4</code>.
When working with the HTML Canvas API on high-DPI displays, you need two conversions: first mm → CSS pixels (this calculator), then CSS pixels → device pixels (multiply by <code>window.devicePixelRatio</code>). Set the canvas element's CSS size in CSS pixels and its <code>width</code>/<code>height</code> attributes in device pixels for sharp rendering.