Screen Resolution Checker

Free Display & Web Design Tool

Screen Resolution Checker

Check your screen resolution, available screen size, browser viewport, device pixel ratio, estimated physical pixels, orientation, color depth, and display information instantly.

Checking... Useful for web designers, developers, bloggers, students, and users testing laptop, monitor, tablet, or mobile display size.
Status: Detecting screen resolution and display details...
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Display Preview

Screen size preview
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Viewport Width Category Checking...
Display DetailCurrent ResultSimple Meaning
Screen ResolutionLoading...The full screen width and height reported by your device in CSS pixels.
Available Screen SizeLoading...The screen space available to the browser after system UI areas are considered.
Browser ViewportLoading...The visible webpage area inside your browser window.
Outer Browser WindowLoading...The outside size of the browser window, including browser interface areas where available.
Device Pixel RatioLoading...The ratio between CSS pixels and physical display pixels.
Estimated Physical PixelsLoading...An estimated physical-pixel value calculated from screen size and device pixel ratio.
Screen OrientationLoading...Shows whether the display is currently portrait or landscape.
Aspect RatioLoading...The simplified width-to-height relationship of your screen.
Color DepthLoading...The number of bits used to display colors on your screen.
Pixel DepthLoading...The pixel depth value reported by the browser, where supported.
Device Type EstimateLoading...An estimated category based on viewport size, screen size, and touch support.
Touch SupportLoading...Shows whether the device appears to support touch input.
Screen Resolution

This is the screen size your device reports to the browser, often shown as width × height.

Viewport Size

This is the visible webpage area. It changes when the browser window is resized.

Pixel Ratio

High-DPI displays may use more physical pixels to draw one CSS pixel, making screens look sharper.

Note: Browser-reported screen size may differ from the monitor’s marketing resolution because of scaling, browser zoom, operating system display settings, mobile browser behavior, or privacy protections.
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