Global Araç
Px To Rem Converter
16px in rem / em
1rem
1em
16rem in px
256px
rem vs em — quick rule
- rem is always relative to the
<html>root font-size. Same value everywhere. - em is relative to the parent's font-size, so it compounds in nested elements. Useful for spacing inside a component, dangerous for global type scales.
- Default to rem for most things; reach for em only when the value should scale with its container.
Convert between CSS pixels and rem/em at any base font-size. Default 16px is the browser default; designers using the "html { font-size: 62.5% }" 10px trick can slide the base to match. Includes a quick rule for when to use rem vs em.
Nasıl Kullanılır
- Type a pixel value.
- Adjust the base font-size if your design system uses a custom one.
- Copy the rem or em value into your stylesheet.
Sık Sorulan Sorular
Should I use rem or em?
Default to rem for global scales (font-size, spacing tokens) — they're always relative to the root, no compounding. Use em for component-internal spacing where you want it to scale with the parent's font-size (typical in icon buttons that should match line-height).
What's the 10px trick?
Setting html { font-size: 62.5% } makes 1rem = 10px (10 ÷ 16 = 0.625). Designers like it because mental math is easier — 14px = 1.4rem. Slide the base to 10 in this tool to match.