Screen Size Test
View browser-reported display dimensions, viewport, scaling and color information.
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What is the Screen Size Test?
Check screen resolution, viewport dimensions, scaling, pixel ratio and display information.
Screen size, viewport and resolution are not the same thing
Web browsers can report pixel dimensions but usually cannot know the exact physical diagonal size of a display with certainty. This page therefore focuses on screen and viewport dimensions, device pixel ratio and related values that are reliable enough for web layout and troubleshooting.
For a more reliable result
- Screen width and height are browser-reported display coordinates.
- Viewport width and height describe the area currently available to the webpage.
- Device pixel ratio indicates how CSS pixels map to the underlying display pixel density.
- Physical inches or centimeters should be confirmed from the device specification when accuracy matters.
What this test cannot confirm
Do not treat a browser-based diagonal-size estimate as a hardware measurement. It can be affected by scaling, zoom and the information the operating system chooses to expose.
When browser screen values are useful
These values are especially helpful when a website looks unusually large or small, when testing responsive layouts, or when checking why screenshots and browser dimensions differ from the panel specification. For buying a monitor or replacement panel, use the manufacturer model specification for the physical diagonal size and native resolution.
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