Aspect ratios describe the relationship between the width and height of a digital display (W:H). For example, a 1:1 ratio means that the width and height are equal to each other, while a 2:1 aspect ratio means the width is double the height. Here are some other aspect ratio examples:
Landscape, in which width is greater than height, such as 3:2Square, in which weight equals height, such as 1:1Portrait, in which width is less than height, such as 2:3
It’s important to note that aspect ratios are independent of size; for example, a 6’ x 6’ screen has the same aspect ratio as a 600’ x 600’ screen (1:1). The standard aspect ratio for video and display is 16:9 (16 units of width and 9 corresponding units of height), however, you can choose to go ultra-wide using video processors that ensure visuals fit perfectly.