Recommended workflow
- 1. Enter the URL you want to test.
- 2. Choose a viewport preset or type a custom width and height.
- 3. Open the target page directly if the preview is blocked by iframe security headers.
Responsive preview tool
Preview a URL inside common viewport presets and custom sizes for quick responsive checks.
Preview ready
Load https://screenmetriclab.com at 390 × 844. If the preview stays blank, the target site may block iframe previews.
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Use the responsive website tester to preview a page at common mobile, tablet, laptop, and desktop viewport sizes. It helps catch layout issues before opening a full device lab or browser emulator.
Limitation: Some websites block iframe previews with security headers. When that happens, use the selected viewport size as your target and open the URL in a browser responsive mode.
Use 390 by 844 for a common modern mobile viewport check.
Use 768 by 1024 for tablet portrait layout checks.
Use 1366 by 768 and 1440 by 900 for laptop and desktop QA notes.
The target site may block iframe previews using security headers. Use the open URL button and test the same viewport in your browser instead.
Start with one mobile width around 390px, one tablet width around 768px, one laptop width around 1366px, and one desktop width around 1440px.
No. It is a quick viewport preview. Real device testing is still useful for touch behavior, browser UI, performance, and safe-area issues.
Helpful references
Use these tools to pair viewport previews with live screen size, device references, and display comparisons.
Guide collection
Use these supporting guides to understand the tool result and next testing steps.
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Need more screen sizing help? Explore device viewport sizes, compare popular screens, or read our screen and viewport guides.