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Going by google design, I need my media section of a card(which is the image showing my website) to be 16:9 ratio. I'm using CSS to do this. How can I tell if media part(the image portion) this is correctly 16:9 ratio?

Note: The image itself needs to be 16:9, not the whole card. Also, I use Linux and do not own any Adobe products.

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You need to ensure that the image width relates to the height as the number 16 relates to the number 9.

16 divided by 9 is 1.77777778. That means that your image width must be 1.77777778 times larger than the height.

E.g. an image with the width of 800px should be 450px high.

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