Monitor distance calculator: inches and centimeters
Estimate a screen-distance starting point from diagonal size, then convert the result to both inches and centimeters and refine it with text size, vision, task, and posture.
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Estimate a screen-distance starting point from diagonal size, then convert the result to both inches and centimeters and refine it with text size, vision, task, and posture.
Open the free tool →Estimate a desk-height starting point, then refine it from measured elbow height, chair and foot support, keyboard position, task, and comfort.
Open the free tool →Estimate a seat-height starting point, then check supported feet, thigh pressure, desk and keyboard relationship, and the chair's real adjustment range.
Open the free tool →Check whether a chair's usable adjustment ranges fit your body, desk, input devices, and tasks before relying on overall product dimensions.
Open the free tool →Compare your height and current desk with a practical starting range, then prioritize one adjustment for your discomfort area.
Open the free tool →Estimate a work-surface height from seated elbow height and input-device thickness so shoulders can relax and wrists can stay closer to neutral.
Open the free tool →Turn a chosen standing share into daily minutes while keeping movement and task variation more important than a rigid sit-to-stand ratio.
Open the free tool →Estimate how many brief movement cues fit into a workday and how much total movement time they represent.
Open the free tool →Review repetition, force, awkward reach, contact pressure, recovery, and symptoms to find a workstation factor worth changing first.
Open the free tool →Score support, input-device reach, screen placement, task variation, and symptom response to choose one workstation experiment.
Open the free tool →The result appears before any email or app suggestion.
Every estimate explains its limits instead of implying false precision.
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