PX-REM Code Converter

Enhance the usability of websites.

Input (CSS)
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Output (CSS)

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Introduction

The PX-REM code converter by DevFlips lets you conveniently convert the code and get the desired REM value. Make websites compatible with different screen sizes and devices using the conversion code. The code converter will let you work more efficiently while keeping accuracy.

How does the PX-REM Code Converter work?

The tool converts the PX unit to REM following a few easy steps.

  • 1

    • Paste your CSS input into the left box.

  • 2

    • The value will be converted to REM automatically.

  • 3

    • Copy the output results from the right side box and use it.

  • 4

Press the clear button to convert the new code.

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Most Popular Questions

The converter tool is accurate as long as the conversion formula is exact and up to date. To ensure accuracy, verifying the converted data is always a good idea.

Using the rems instead of pixels in your CSS code improves the scalability, clarity, usability, maintenance, and compatibility of your webpage. It enhances the user experience and lets you have a more screen-size adaptable website.

Yes, the tool is designed to handle complex codes and convert the value with accuracy. The end results are correct and can be used for further work.

Converting all CSS code from pixels to rems is not mandatory, but it can assist build a more flexible and adaptable website design. It is up to the designer or developer to determine which parts of their code to convert.

In CSS, pixels (px) are absolute units of measurement, whereas rems (rem) are relative units of measurement. This means that pixels are fixed and do not change depending on the font size of the root element, whereas rems change depending on the font size of the root element.

Most modern browsers support the converted code, while older versions may not support rems or may require additional CSS rules to assure compatibility. To ensure compatibility, it's usually a good idea to test your code in several browsers.