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Complete List of All 16:9 Resolutions — SD to 16K UHD

October 1, 2022

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The 16:9 aspect ratio has become the standard for digital displays, offering a balanced and immersive viewing experience. This guide provides a complete list of every 16:9 resolution from standard definition all the way up to 16K UHD — useful for video editing, display configuration, and game development.

What Are the Standard 16:9 Resolutions?

These are the four most common 16:9 resolutions, widely supported by devices and content platforms:

NameResolutionCommon Name
720p1280 × 720HD Ready
1080p1920 × 1080Full HD
1440p2560 × 1440QHD / 2K
2160p3840 × 21604K UHD
  • 720p (HD Ready) — The baseline HD resolution. Used in budget monitors, streaming at lower quality, and older game consoles.
  • 1080p (Full HD) — The most widely used resolution for TVs, monitors, streaming, and gaming. The sweet spot for performance and quality.
  • 1440p (QHD) — Popular with PC gamers and productivity monitors. A noticeable step up from 1080p without the GPU demands of 4K.
  • 2160p (4K UHD) — The premium standard for modern TVs, high-end monitors, and flagship phones. Four times the pixels of 1080p.

Which 16:9 Resolutions Does YouTube Use?

YouTube recommends uploading in these 16:9 resolutions for the best playback experience:

ResolutionQuality Label
426 × 240240p
640 × 360360p
854 × 480480p
1280 × 720720p (HD)
1920 × 10801080p (Full HD)
2560 × 14401440p (2K)
3840 × 21602160p (4K)

Complete List of All 16:9 Resolutions

Below is every true 16:9 resolution (width is a multiple of 16, height is a multiple of 9), grouped by category. Named resolutions are highlighted.

Sub-SD (16×9 to 608×342)

Tiny resolutions used for thumbnails, embedded video previews, and low-bandwidth streaming.

Width×HeightName
16×9
32×18
48×27
64×36
80×45
96×54
112×63
128×72
144×81
160×90
176×99
192×108
208×117
224×126
240×135
256×144
272×153
288×162
304×171
320×180
336×189
352×198
368×207
384×216
400×225
416×234
432×243FWQVGA
448×252
464×261
480×270
496×279
512×288
528×297
544×306
560×315
576×324
592×333
608×342

SD (624×351 to 1264×711)

Standard definition resolutions used in older displays, mobile devices, and web video.

Width×HeightName
624×351
640×360nHD
656×369
672×378
688×387
704×396
720×405
736×414
752×423
768×432
784×441
800×450
816×459
832×468
848×477
864×486
880×495
896×504FWVGA
912×513
928×522
944×531
960×540qHD
976×549
992×558
1008×567
1024×576EDTV
1040×585
1056×594
1072×603
1088×612
1104×621
1120×630
1136×639
1152×648
1168×657
1184×666
1200×675
1216×684
1232×693
1248×702
1264×711

HD (1280×720 to 1904×1071)

High definition resolutions commonly used in TVs, laptops, and mainstream monitors.

Width×HeightName
1280×720HD Ready
1296×729
1312×738
1328×747
1344×756
1360×765WXGA
1376×774
1392×783
1408×792
1424×801
1440×810
1456×819
1472×828
1488×837
1504×846
1520×855
1536×864
1552×873
1568×882
1584×891
1600×900HD+
1616×909
1632×918
1648×927
1664×936
1680×945
1696×954
1712×963
1728×972
1744×981
1760×990
1776×999
1792×1008
1808×1017
1824×1026
1840×1035
1856×1044
1872×1053
1888×1062
1904×1071

Full HD (1920×1080 to 2544×1431)

Full HD and above. The most common resolution range for modern displays, streaming, and gaming.

Width×HeightName
1920×1080Full HD
1936×1089
1952×1098
1968×1107
1984×1116
2000×1125
2016×1134
2032×1143
2048×11522K
2064×1161
2080×1170
2096×1179
2112×1188
2128×1197
2144×1206
2160×1215
2176×1224
2192×1233
2208×1242
2224×1251
2240×1260
2256×1269
2272×1278
2288×1287
2304×1296
2320×1305
2336×1314
2352×1323
2368×1332
2384×1341
2400×1350
2416×1359
2432×1368
2448×1377
2464×1386
2480×1395
2496×1404
2512×1413
2528×1422
2544×1431

QHD to 4K (2560×1440 to 3824×2151)

Quad HD through near-4K. Popular with gaming monitors, professional displays, and high-end laptops.

Width×HeightName
2560×1440QHD
2576×1449
2592×1458
2608×1467
2624×1476
2640×1485
2656×1494
2672×1503
2688×1512
2704×1521
2720×1530
2736×1539
2752×1548
2768×1557
2784×1566
2800×1575
2816×1584
2832×1593
2848×1602
2864×1611
2880×1620
2896×1629
2912×1638
2928×1647
2944×1656
2960×1665
2976×1674
2992×1683
3008×1692
3024×1701
3040×1710
3056×1719
3072×17283K
3088×1737
3104×1746
3120×1755
3136×1764
3152×1773
3168×1782
3184×1791
3200×1800QHD+
3216×1809
3232×1818
3248×1827
3264×1836
3280×1845
3296×1854
3312×1863
3328×1872
3344×1881
3360×1890
3376×1899
3392×1908
3408×1917
3424×1926
3440×1935
3456×1944
3472×1953
3488×1962
3504×1971
3520×1980
3536×1989
3552×1998
3568×2007
3584×2016
3600×2025
3616×2034
3632×2043
3648×2052
3664×2061
3680×2070
3696×2079
3712×2088
3728×2097
3744×2106
3760×2115
3776×2124
3792×2133
3808×2142
3824×2151

4K UHD (3840×2160 to 5104×2871)

4K and beyond. Used in premium TVs, professional video production, and cinema.

Width×HeightName
3840×21604K UHD
3856×2169
3872×2178
3888×2187
3904×2196
3920×2205
3936×2214
3952×2223
3968×2232
3984×2241
4000×2250
4016×2259
4032×2268
4048×2277
4064×2286
4080×2295
4096×2304DCI 4K
4112×2313
4128×2322
4144×2331
4160×2340
4176×2349
4192×2358
4208×2367
4224×2376
4240×2385
4256×2394
4272×2403
4288×2412
4304×2421
4320×2430
4336×2439
4352×2448
4368×2457
4384×2466
4400×2475
4416×2484
4432×2493
4448×2502
4464×2511
4480×2520
4496×2529
4512×2538
4528×2547
4544×2556
4560×2565
4576×2574
4592×2583
4608×2592
4624×2601
4640×2610
4656×2619
4672×2628
4688×2637
4704×2646
4720×2655
4736×2664
4752×2673
4768×2682
4784×2691
4800×2700
4816×2709
4832×2718
4848×2727
4864×2736
4880×2745
4896×2754
4912×2763
4928×2772
4944×2781
4960×2790
4976×2799
4992×2808
5008×2817
5024×2826
5040×2835
5056×2844
5072×2853
5088×2862
5104×2871

5K to 8K (5120×2880 to 7664×4311)

Ultra-high resolutions for professional displays, Apple Pro Display XDR (5K), and 8K TVs.

Width×HeightName
5120×28805K UHD+
5136×2889
5152×2898
5168×2907
5184×2916
5200×2925
5760×3240
6144×3456
7680×43208K UHD

Note: The full list between 5K and 8K contains 160 resolutions in 16-pixel increments. The key named resolutions are shown above. For the complete list, every resolution follows the pattern: width increases by 16, height increases by 9.

Beyond 8K (7680×4320 to 15360×8640)

Experimental and future-facing resolutions used in research, simulation, and digital cinema.

Width×HeightName
7680×43208K UHD
8192×4608True 8K
10240×576010K
12288×691212K
12800×7200
15360×864016K UHD

The complete list from 8K to 16K contains 480 resolutions. Every resolution follows the same pattern: width is a multiple of 16, height is the corresponding multiple of 9.

How to Calculate Any 16:9 Resolution

Every 16:9 resolution follows a simple formula:

  • Width = 16 × n
  • Height = 9 × n

Where n is any positive integer. For example, n=120 gives 1920×1080 (Full HD), and n=240 gives 3840×2160 (4K UHD).

Total Pixel Count by Resolution

For reference, here's how the pixel count scales across the major 16:9 resolutions:

ResolutionTotal PixelsRelative to 1080p
1280 × 720921,6000.44x
1920 × 10802,073,6001x
2560 × 14403,686,4001.78x
3840 × 21608,294,4004x
5120 × 288014,745,6007.1x
7680 × 432033,177,60016x
15360 × 8640132,710,40064x

This guide is regularly updated to ensure accuracy.