ScreenCalc

A simple screen size calculator to convert screen measurement units at various densities

Getting Started

Install:

$ pip install ScreenCalc

Use it:

$ sc 100px@hdpi 100dp ...
100.0px@240dpi
+-----------+---------+----------+---------+---------+----------+------+
| density   |      dp |       px |      sp |      mm |       in |   pt |
|-----------+---------+----------+---------+---------+----------+------|
| ldpi      | 66.6667 |  50      | 66.6667 | 10.5833 | 0.416667 |   30 |
| mdpi      | 66.6667 |  66.6667 | 66.6667 | 10.5833 | 0.416667 |   30 |
| tvdpi     | 66.6667 |  88.75   | 66.6667 | 10.5833 | 0.416667 |   30 |
| hdpi      | 66.6667 | 100      | 66.6667 | 10.5833 | 0.416667 |   30 |
| xhdpi     | 66.6667 | 133.333  | 66.6667 | 10.5833 | 0.416667 |   30 |
| xxhdpi    | 66.6667 | 200      | 66.6667 | 10.5833 | 0.416667 |   30 |
| xxxhdpi   | 66.6667 | 266.667  | 66.6667 | 10.5833 | 0.416667 |   30 |
+-----------+---------+----------+---------+---------+----------+------+

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Known measurement units are: dp, px, sp, mm, in, and pt. Screen density can be one of the named values (ldpi, mdpi, tvdpi, hdpi, xhdpi, xxhdpi, or xxxhdpi), or a decimal value (e.g. 100).