Viewport Checker

Web Developer Tools

Check your current viewport size and device pixel ratio

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iPhone SE (3rd gen)375px667px
iPhone 14390px844px
iPhone 14 Pro Max430px932px
iPhone 15 Pro393px852px
Samsung Galaxy S24412px915px
Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra412px928px
Google Pixel 8393px851px
OnePlus 12393px854px
iPad (10th gen)810px1080px
iPad Air (5th gen)820px1180px
iPad Pro 11"834px1194px
iPad Pro 13"1024px1366px
Samsung Galaxy Tab S9800px1280px
MacBook Air 13" M21280px800px
MacBook Pro 14"1512px982px
MacBook Pro 16"1728px1117px
13" Laptop (HD)1366px768px
15" Laptop (FHD)1920px1080px
Desktop (FHD)1920px1080px
Desktop (QHD)2560px1440px
Desktop (4K UHD)3840px2160px
iMac 24"2240px1260px
Tailwind sm640px
Tailwind md768px
Tailwind lg1024px
Tailwind xl1280px
Tailwind 2xl1536px
Bootstrap sm576px
Bootstrap md768px
Bootstrap lg992px
Bootstrap xl1200px
Bootstrap xxl1400px

How to Use This Tool

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Enter your input

Type or paste the value you want to look up or convert into the input field.

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Get instant results

Results are computed immediately in your browser — no network request needed.

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Use the reference

Browse the built-in reference table to find related values, codes, or descriptions.

4

Copy what you need

Use the "Copy" button to grab any value from the results for use in your project.

About This Tool

Viewport Checker is a free, instant, browser-based tool that check your current viewport size and device pixel ratio. Web developer tools provide quick access to reference data and small utilities that come up constantly during development. HTTP status codes, Unix timestamps, chmod permission calculators, ASCII tables, and similar references are things every web developer looks up regularly. Having them in one place, instantly accessible in your browser, speeds up your workflow significantly.

This tool runs entirely in your browser with no server calls required. Results appear instantly and everything works offline once the page is loaded.

Bookmark this page for quick access during development sessions. Whether you're debugging a 403 vs 401 response, converting a timestamp from a database field, setting file permissions on a Linux server, or checking what ASCII character code 127 corresponds to, having a reliable, distraction-free reference tool cuts down the time you spend looking things up and lets you stay focused on the problem at hand.

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