DisplayScale

Monitor size calculator

Enter your desk and how far you sit from it. We rank the sizes that fit and draw the one you pick on your desk at true scale, so you can see it rather than imagine it.

Your desk

Unit

Frees the desk depth a stand would take and lets the screen sit anywhere vertically

Where you sit

suggested from your desk depth — adjust if you know it

What you mostly do

Setup and preferences

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120 cm

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Your desk is drawn at true scale

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27"

2560×1440 — Strongest match for your desk

99score · confidence Good

Uses about half your desk width, leaving 58.6 cm free. It sits at a comfortable 49° across from 65 cm, and 109 PPI is sharp for text. a little ahead of the alternatives.

Alternatives

Whole setups on this desk

27" in your space

Screen
59.8 cm × 33.6 cmapprox. 61.4 cm × 36.2 cm with bezels
Desk width used
51%58.6 cm remaining
Viewing angle
49° horizontal29° vertical
Sharpness
109 PPI · 49 px/degreeSharp
Ideal distance
56–78 cmfor what you told us you do
Height
4.4 cm below eye levelcomfortable
Fit96
Viewing99
Ergonomics100
Sharpness100

How the recommendation works

Four things decide the ranking. Fit is how much of your desk the screen takes up — roughly half to two-thirds looks and works best, and anything wider than the desk is ruled out with the exact shortfall. Viewing angle is how wide the screen appears from where you sit, judged against the range that suits what you do: a 27 inch at 65 cm is about 49°, which is comfortable for desk work and a little narrow for gaming.

Ergonomics checks that the top of the screen is not above eye level and that the stand leaves room for a keyboard. Sharpness uses pixels per degree rather than pixels per inch, because how sharp a screen looks depends on how far away you are as much as on its resolution.

Body sizes are estimates based on typical bezels and stands — check the spec sheet for a specific model. Every size that does not fit stays in the list with the reason, because knowing a 49 inch needs 121 cm when you have 120 is more useful than it quietly disappearing.