STILL TOOLS
Artwork Size Visualizer
Dimensions can be precise and still be difficult to imagine. Enter an artwork’s height and width to see its physical scale beside an adult, a standard door or a three-seat sofa.
The comparison uses the dimensions you enter. Reference sizes are approximate; frame, plinth and installation height are not added automatically.
Dimensions change the encounter
On a screen, a postcard, a painting and a mural can occupy almost the same rectangle. In person, they ask for different distances, gestures and rooms. Use this guide before a museum visit, a purchase, a print order or a display decision. It does not recreate an artwork or an interior. It simply returns physical scale to the image.
How to use
1. Enter the height and width of the artwork, print or object you want to consider.
2. Choose centimetres or inches.
3. Select a familiar reference. The comparison is approximate, but often enough to change how you imagine the work.
Frequently asked questions
What does the visualizer show?
It shows the physical footprint of the dimensions you enter, alongside a familiar reference. The artwork itself remains a simple outline: no image, frame or room is added automatically.
Are the comparisons exact?
The entered dimensions are shown proportionally. The adult, door and sofa are visual references rather than architectural measurements.
Can I use inches?
Yes. Use the unit selector to switch between centimetres and inches at any time.
Does this include the frame?
The visualizer shows the dimensions you enter. For an unframed artwork, use the artwork measurements. If you know the finished framed size, enter those dimensions to see its full physical footprint.
Can I use it when choosing art for a home?
Yes. It is a quick way to sense scale before ordering a print, buying a work or deciding where it may sit. For a realistic placement in your own room, STILL on the Wall will be a separate tool.
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