20rem to px
20rem = 320px
At the browser default root font size of 16 px. Change it and this number changes — see below.
How it is calculated
One rem is 16px, so:
20rem × 16 = 320pxReversing it, 320px × 0.0625 returns 20rem.
20rem at other root font sizes
rem is measured against the root element, so the answer above holds only while that is 16 px. A visitor who has raised their browser's default — the accessibility setting rem exists to respect — is reading your page at one of the larger rows.
| Root font size | 20rem equals |
|---|---|
| 14 px | 280px |
| 16 px (default) | 320px |
| 18 px | 360px |
| 20 px | 400px |
| 24 px | 480px |
Nearby values
| rem | px |
|---|---|
| 10rem | 160px |
| 12rem | 192px |
| 14rem | 224px |
| 16rem | 256px |
| 18rem | 288px |
| 20rem | 320px |
| 24rem | 384px |
| 28rem | 448px |
Frequently asked questions
What is 20rem in px?
320px at the default 16 px root font size.
How is 20rem converted to px?
Multiply by 16: 20 × 16 = 320. To go back, multiply 320 by 0.0625.
Is 320px always the answer?
No. rem is relative to the root element, so 20rem is 320px only while that is 16 px. The table above gives the value at the sizes you are most likely to meet.