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Aspect Fit vs Fill Calculator

Place source content into a target frame and compare 'fit' (letterbox, no crop) versus 'fill' (crop, no bars) — scale factors and lost pixels for both.

Fit scale (whole image visible) (×)
Fill scale (no bars) (×)

'Fit' (object-fit: contain) scales until the whole image is visible and adds bars; 'fill' (object-fit: cover) scales until there are no bars and crops the overflow. This gives both scale factors so you can decide between losing edges and adding mattes when repurposing a frame.

Rule / Formula

fit = min(targetW/srcW, targetH/srcH); fill = max(targetW/srcW, targetH/srcH)
References: CSS object-fit; NLE scale-to-fit/fill behaviour

Place source content into a target frame and compare 'fit' (letterbox, no crop) versus 'fill' (crop, no bars) — scale factors and lost pixels for both.

About Aspect Fit vs Fill Calculator

Place source content into a target frame and compare 'fit' (letterbox, no crop) versus 'fill' (crop, no bars) — scale factors and lost pixels for both. 'Fit' (object-fit: contain) scales until the whole image is visible and adds bars; 'fill' (object-fit: cover) scales until there are no bars and crops the overflow. This gives both scale factors so you can decide between losing edges and adding mattes when repurposing a frame.

How to use Aspect Fit vs Fill Calculator

  1. 1Enter your values into the fields in Aspect Fit vs Fill Calculator.
  2. 2The result and any pass/fail verdict update instantly as you type — no button to press.
  3. 3Check the substituted formula and worked example to see exactly how the result was derived.
  4. 4Copy or note the result for your spec, delivery or planning.

Why use Aspect Fit vs Fill Calculator?

  • Runs entirely in your browser with instant, private results — no data leaves your device.
  • Built on a published reference: CSS object-fit; NLE scale-to-fit/fill behaviour.
  • Shows the governing formula and a worked example, so you can trust and check every result.
  • 100% free with no sign-up, no watermark and no usage limits.
  • Works on any device — desktop, tablet or phone — and keeps working offline once loaded.

Frequently asked questions

What does Aspect Fit vs Fill Calculator do?+

Place source content into a target frame and compare 'fit' (letterbox, no crop) versus 'fill' (crop, no bars) — scale factors and lost pixels for both. 'Fit' (object-fit: contain) scales until the whole image is visible and adds bars; 'fill' (object-fit: cover) scales until there are no bars and crops the overflow.

Is my data private?+

Yes. Aspect Fit vs Fill Calculator runs entirely in your browser — your inputs are never uploaded, stored or logged.

What standard or source is Aspect Fit vs Fill Calculator based on?+

It follows CSS object-fit; NLE scale-to-fit/fill behaviour. Always confirm against the current official document, as specifications and rates can change.

What formula does it use?+

Aspect Fit vs Fill Calculator uses: fit = min(targetW/srcW, targetH/srcH); fill = max(targetW/srcW, targetH/srcH). The tool shows this formula with your own numbers substituted so you can verify the result.

Is Aspect Fit vs Fill Calculator free to use?+

Yes — it is completely free with no account, no sign-up and no usage limits. There is no watermark and no paywall.

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