Screen Resolution Detector

Your browser viewport and full screen resolution, live - all detected in your browser.

Browser viewport

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CSS pixels available to the page

Full screen

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Monitor resolution in CSS pixels

Visual comparison proportional, not positional

Viewport

Screen

Your screen information

Browser window

Outer window including browser UI

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Available screen

Excluding taskbar and system UI

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Screen, physical pixels

Panel size (CSS px × pixel ratio)

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Viewport, physical pixels

Page area (CSS px × pixel ratio)

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Pixel density

Estimated PPI (96 CSS px per inch × pixel ratio)

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Total screen pixels

Physical width × height of the panel

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Device pixel ratio

Physical to CSS pixel ratio

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Color depth

Bits per pixel

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Aspect ratio

Reduced ratio and decimal

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Orientation

Current screen orientation

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Touch input

Touch points reported by the device

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Common resolutions

Name	Dimensions	Aspect	Typical use
HD (720p) your screen	1280 × 720	16:9	Budget monitors, older displays
HD (WXGA) your screen	1366 × 768	16:9	Entry-level laptops
Full HD (1080p) your screen	1920 × 1080	16:9	Most common for monitors and laptops
WUXGA your screen	1920 × 1200	16:10	Professional laptops
QHD (1440p) your screen	2560 × 1440	16:9	Gaming and high-end displays
UW-QHD your screen	3440 × 1440	21:9	Ultrawide monitors
4K UHD your screen	3840 × 2160	16:9	Premium and professional displays
5K your screen	5120 × 2880	16:9	High-end desktop monitors
8K UHD your screen	7680 × 4320	16:9	Flagship and specialist displays

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