PPI & DPI Density Calculator

PPI & DPI Density Calculator MCP Connector for Claude

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Calculate screen pixel density (PPI), Windows scaling percentages, and physical-to-pixel conversions.

3 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides precise mathematical tools for display engineering. Use get_pixel_density to find the PPI of a screen using its resolution and diagonal size, calculate_scaling_percentage to determine the necessary Windows scaling factor relative to the 96 DPI baseline, and convert_physical_to_pixels to translate physical dimensions like inches into exact pixel counts. It is essential for UI designers and developers working with high-density displays.

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3 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

calculate_scaling_percentage

Determine the Windows scaling percentage required for 96 DPI baseline

convert_physical_to_pixels

Calculate how many pixels are required for a specific physical measurement

get_pixel_density

Calculate the exact pixel density (PPI) of a specific display

See how to talk to your AI agent using PPI & DPI Density Calculator.

What is the pixel density of a 27-inch monitor with 2560x1440 resolution?

The pixel density for a 27-inch monitor at 2560x1440 is approximately 108.79 PPI.

If my screen has 144 PPI, what Windows scaling percentage should I use?

For a density of 144 PPI, the required Windows scaling percentage is 150%.

How many pixels do I need for a 2-inch circle on a screen with 96 PPI?

A 2-inch physical size on a 96 PPI display requires exactly 192 pixels.

You can use the `get_pixel_density` tool. Simply provide your screen's width in pixels, height in pixels, and the diagonal size in inches.

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