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Live browser diagnostic
Measure the browser viewport and visual viewport that your website can use right now.
Current viewport size
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The CSS width and height your website can use right now.
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Resize the browser and this value changes.
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Useful for breakpoints and layout tests.
Includes visual viewport
Helpful on mobile browser chrome changes.
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Detailed browser, display, viewport, DPR, OS, orientation, color depth, and refresh-rate values.
Current viewport
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This is the CSS viewport your website sees.
Screen resolution
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Device pixel ratio
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Visual viewport
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The viewport value is the browser area available to CSS and JavaScript. It changes when users resize the window, change zoom, rotate a mobile device, use responsive mode, or open split-screen mode.
Use this result when debugging responsive breakpoints, sticky headers, mobile browser chrome, and visual viewport behavior. Viewport height can also change because of browser UI and screenshot tools.
This MVP checker runs in your browser. It does not require signup, file uploads, or personal account data to show your screen metrics.
MVP checker guide
Viewport size is the browser area available to CSS and JavaScript. It is often the most important number when debugging responsive layouts.
Compare your current viewport width with CSS breakpoints to confirm which layout should be active.
Viewport height can change because of browser UI, zoom, screenshot tools, responsive mode, mobile address bars, or split-screen layouts.
On phones, browser chrome and address bars can change the visual viewport, especially while scrolling or focusing inputs.
Copy viewport dimensions with browser and OS details to help teams reproduce layout issues.
Viewport size is the width and height of the browser area available for displaying a webpage.
Browser UI, zoom, OS scaling, and device pixel ratio can make the viewport smaller than the physical screen resolution.
Yes. This page updates when the window is resized, orientation changes, zoom changes, screenshot/responsive tools change the page area, or visual viewport changes are detected.
For CSS layouts and breakpoints, viewport size is usually more important than physical screen resolution.
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