600×1200

600×1200 is a two-dimensional measurement used to describe digital image or display dimensions. In most digital contexts the values are interpreted as pixel counts (width by height). When applied to print, the numbers refer to physical size only if a resolution (DPI) is specified.

The aspect ratio is 1:2, meaning the image is twice as tall as it is wide. The total pixel count is 600 × 1200 = 720,000 pixels, or about 0.72 megapixels.

Common applications include portrait-oriented banners, mobile advertisements, and other digital graphics requiring a tall format. It is not a universal standard size, and compatibility depends on the platform, device, or software being used.

For print sizing, the physical size depends on the resolution. At 300 DPI, 600×1200 px corresponds to roughly 2 by 4 inches; at 72 DPI, about 8.3 by 16.7 inches. In digital work, 600×1200 is typically kept in pixel units and can be scaled proportionally to other dimensions while preserving the 1:2 aspect ratio, such as by doubling both dimensions to 1200×2400.