Monitor Size Calculator
The diagonal never tells you the footprint — same 34″ can be 31.5″ or 24.4″ wide. Get exact width and height for desk and mount planning.
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Why the diagonal is not the footprint
Scenario: your desk fits 30″ of width; is a 34″ ultrawide going to fit? A 34″ 21:9 is about 31.5″ wide — too big. A 32″ 16:9 is about 27.9″ wide — it fits. The diagonal alone cannot tell you either number.
Example: 27″ 16:9 = 23.5″ wide × 13.2″ tall; 34″ 21:9 = 31.5″ wide × 13.1″ tall (same height as 27″ 16:9 — that is why 21:9 feels like “more width”); 49″ 32:9 ≈ 45.2″ wide — roughly two 24″ monitors side by side.
Boundaries: measurements are the panel area; bezels add 0.5–1.5″ per edge, and VESA stand arms need their own clearance. Use the PPI calculator to judge sharpness at the same footprint.