My Screen Resolution

See your current viewport and screen resolution — updates live as you resize the window.

How to use

  1. Open the page to see your viewport size (the browser window inner area).
  2. Resize the browser window — the number updates live.
  3. The screen resolution and pixel ratio are also shown for reference.

About this tool

The viewport is the area inside the browser window where the page renders — it is what CSS media queries test with max-width and min-width. The screen resolution is the full display. They are different: a maximised browser on a 1920×1080 screen has a viewport of roughly 1920×969 (minus browser chrome).

This tool shows the viewport dimensions in real time, updating as you resize the window. Web developers use it to test responsive breakpoints without opening DevTools.

The pixel ratio is included because it affects how images and CSS render: a 2× display needs @2x images for sharp rendering.

Frequently asked questions

Viewport vs screen resolution?

Screen resolution is the full display. Viewport is the browser window content area — smaller by the height of the address bar, tabs and system bars.

Does this work on mobile?

Yes — the viewport on mobile is the area between the address bar and the bottom navigation.

Does my data leave the browser?

No. Everything runs locally in JavaScript on your device — nothing is transmitted or stored.

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