CSS units·134px
134px =
8.375rem
100.5pt

134 px in rem — 8.375 rem, 100.5 pt

134 px is 8.375 rem and 100.5 pt — 1.39583 inches, 35.454 mm, and 837.5% of the root font size.

rem (root 16 px)
8.375rem
pt (points)
100.5pt
pc (picas)
8.375pc
percent of root
837.5%
inches
1.39583in
millimetres
35.454mm
centimetres
3.5454cm

Why rem divides by 16

Because browsers default the root font size to 16 px, and rem is a multiple of it. When a reader enlarges text in their browser settings, only the parts written in rem grow — anything pinned in px stays put.

Nearby sizes

pxrem (root 16 px)pt (points)
131px8.1875rem98.25pt
132px8.25rem99pt
133px8.3125rem99.75pt
134px8.375rem100.5pt
135px8.4375rem101.25pt
136px8.5rem102pt
137px8.5625rem102.75pt

On screen, pt and inches are still pixels

CSS fixes one inch at 96 px and one point at 1/72 inch. So 16 px is exactly 12 pt — but hold a ruler to the screen and that "inch" will not measure an inch.

Sizes you meet most

Body text at 16, small text at 14, spacing at 8, 24 and 32 — the values that keep coming back.

How to read this

  • rem = px ÷ 16, because browsers default the root font size to 16 px.
  • pt = px × 0.75, since CSS fixes an inch at 96 px and a point at 1/72 inch.
  • One pc is 12 pt, and one inch is both 96 px and 72 pt.
  • Use rem for text and spacing; keep px for hairlines such as borders.

Frequently asked questions

Q. How many rem is 134 px?

8.375 rem — that is 134 divided by 16.

Q. How many points is 134 px?

100.5 pt. A point is 1/72 inch and an inch is 96 px, so you multiply by 0.75.

Q. What length is that?

1.39583 inches, or 35.454 mm — though a ruler on the screen will not agree.

Q. And as a percentage?

837.5% of the root font size.