About
About Us
The team behind your favorite free aspect ratio tools.
Who We Are
What Is This Site?
We are a small independent team focused on making visual design and development work easier for people who need clear answers quickly. This site exists to solve one problem area that looks simple on the surface but causes real production mistakes every day: aspect ratios, image dimensions, responsive media sizing, and platform crop behavior.
The audience is broad on purpose. Some visitors are video creators trying to export the right frame for YouTube, TikTok, or Instagram. Some are web developers working on responsive containers and CLS prevention. Some are photographers or social media managers who need to crop one asset for multiple destinations without guessing. Some are students who just want the basic concept explained in plain English.
Everything here is free, browser-based, and available without a signup. No account, no trial, no hidden upgrade path. The goal is direct utility: open the page, get the answer, move on with your work.
Why We Built It
Our Mission
Aspect ratio affects almost every corner of digital media. It determines why a video shows black bars, why an image crop fails on social media, why a thumbnail looks wrong on one platform but fine on another, and why a web layout shifts while images load. It is one of those topics that touches design, development, publishing, and performance all at once.
Our mission is straightforward: give designers, developers, photographers, students, and content creators a reliable reference point for anything ratio-related. We want the site to be the place people can trust when they need to calculate dimensions, compare ratios, preview crops, or check current platform guidance.
Free
No subscription, no trial, and no credit card barrier between the user and the result.
Fast
Tools should answer practical questions in seconds, not send people through unnecessary UI.
Accurate
Calculations need to be dependable, and platform references need to be reviewed when specs change.
Clear
We aim to remove jargon where possible so the explanation is useful to beginners and professionals.
Maintained
Aspect-ratio workflows evolve, so the site is reviewed and expanded instead of left to drift.
What We Publish
What We Offer
The site is structured around two things: practical tools for doing the work, and explanatory content that helps people understand the numbers behind the work. We think both matter. A calculator solves the immediate task, but a guide helps the user make fewer mistakes the next time.
Free Online Tools
We maintain a growing set of browser-based tools that run directly on the page. No installation is required, and the workflow is intentionally lightweight so people can move from question to answer without friction.
Tool
Aspect Ratio Calculator
Enter width and height to get a simplified ratio, decimal value, and practical dimension help immediately.
Tool
Batch Aspect Ratio Converter
Convert long lists of dimensions in one pass and export the output when production work scales up.
Tool
Image Crop Preview Tool
Upload a source image and see how it behaves in multiple ratios before committing to the crop.
Tool
CSS Aspect Ratio Generator
Generate modern CSS, fallback padding hacks, and framework-friendly code from any ratio.
Tool
Resolution Finder
Detect screen resolution, viewport size, device pixel ratio, and related display information.
In-Depth Guides and Articles
Beyond tools, we publish written guides for people who want the reasoning, the tradeoffs, and the platform context behind a ratio choice.
Aspect Ratio Guides
Deep dives into major ratios such as 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 4:5, 9:16, and 21:9, including use cases, dimension examples, and workflow notes. Start with 16:9 or 9:16.
Platform Size References
Current references for image dimensions and publishing formats across social platforms. A good example is the Social Media Image Sizes 2025 guide, which covers the ratios and export sizes people use most often.
Educational Articles
Explanations for questions like what aspect ratio means, how it differs from resolution, and how to make layout decisions with fewer surprises. The best starting point is What Is Aspect Ratio?.
Trust Signals
Our Commitment to You
Trust matters on a utility site. People use these pages to make export, layout, and publishing decisions, so we want the operating principles to be explicit instead of implied.
Always Free
Every tool and article on this site is free to use. We do not hide core functionality behind a subscription or paywall. Advertising helps support the work so the tools can stay open.
No Account Required
You do not need to create an account, provide an email address, or verify anything before using the site. Open the page, use the tool, and leave with the answer.
Accurate and Up to Date
Platform guidance changes over time, so we review important references and update them when requirements shift. Articles that rely on current specs show their updated date clearly.
Privacy Respecting
We do not sell personal data. We use standard analytics and advertising infrastructure to run and improve the site. The full details are explained in our Privacy Policy.
For more detail on cookies, analytics, and advertising disclosures, see our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.
Contact
Contact Us
We are a small team and we genuinely read the messages we receive. If you spot a mistake, want to suggest a new tool, have a partnership question, or need to report a technical issue, email is the best way to reach us.
Primary Email
contact@aigotowork.workBackup Email
midoriko053@gmail.comResponse Time
We aim to reply within 2 business days.
You can reach us for:
- Reporting incorrect or outdated information
- Suggesting a new tool or feature
- Reporting a technical issue or bug
- Business inquiries or partnerships
- Press or media requests
- General feedback
If you want subject-line guidance, response-time details, and a full contact FAQ, use the dedicated Contact page.
Before You Email
We are not able to provide one-to-one design or development consulting through this inbox. For tool-specific questions, check the FAQ on the relevant tool or article page first. That usually answers the common cases faster than waiting for a reply.