Screen resolution
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Live browser diagnostic
Copy detailed screen, viewport, DPR, browser, OS, orientation, color depth, and refresh-rate diagnostics for QA notes.
Your screen and viewport summary
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A quick one-line summary of the most useful display and browser measurements.
Screen
Physical display pixel grid.
Viewport
CSS area available to the webpage.
DPR
Physical pixels per CSS pixel.
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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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Browser
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Operating system
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Visual viewport
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Orientation
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Color depth
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The dashboard shows screen resolution, viewport size, DPR, browser, operating system, orientation, color depth, and estimated refresh rate in one place.
Copy all details to quickly share your environment with developers, designers, or QA testers. For the broad screen-size answer, use the homepage screen size checker.
This screen checker runs in your browser. It does not require signup, file uploads, or personal account data to show your screen metrics.
Screen metric guide
The screen diagnostics checker combines browser-side display values into one privacy-friendly result card. It runs locally in the browser and updates when the window size, orientation, zoom, or visual viewport changes.
Copy the complete result when reporting layout bugs so developers can reproduce the exact screen, viewport, DPR, browser, and OS environment.
Viewport and DPR values help explain why a page may look different on devices with similar physical resolutions.
The result is calculated in your browser. The checker does not require login, uploads, or personal device data.
How to use it
Use the diagnostics checker when a simple screen-size answer is not enough. It groups the current screen resolution, viewport size, DPR, browser, OS, orientation, color depth, and refresh-rate estimate into a result that can be copied into bug reports and design QA notes.
Limitation: Browser APIs can report viewport, screen, DPR, and environment values, but they cannot reliably identify the physical monitor model or diagonal size in inches.
Use it when a sticky footer overlaps content only at one viewport height.
Use it when a high-DPI screenshot looks different from the CSS dimensions in a design file.
Use it when a QA report needs browser, OS, DPR, orientation, and viewport details together.
It can copy your screen resolution, viewport size, DPR, browser, operating system, orientation, color depth, and related display details for QA notes.
The homepage is the broad screen size checker. This diagnostics page is focused on copying detailed browser and display values for developers, designers, and QA teams.
No account or upload is required. The page reads standard browser values locally and displays them for you.
DPR helps developers prepare sharp images and explain why physical resolution and CSS viewport size are not identical.
Helpful references
Use these pages when diagnostics need screen size, viewport, monitor, device, or comparison context.
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.