What is My Screen Resolution?

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Screen Resolution
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Viewport Size
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Device Pixel Ratio
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Color Depth

Your Display Classification

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Visual Size Representation

Your Viewport

How Your Screen Compares

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Detailed Display Information

Screen Width
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Screen Height
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Viewport Width
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Viewport Height
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Available Width
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Available Height
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Physical Pixels
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Orientation
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Aspect Ratio
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PPI (Estimated)
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CSS Pixel Size
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CSS Media Query Breakpoints

These are the common CSS breakpoints your current viewport matches:

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Understanding Screen Resolution

Your screen resolution refers to the number of pixels displayed on your screen, expressed as width × height (e.g., 1920×1080). Higher resolutions display more content but at a smaller size.

Screen Resolution vs. Viewport Size

While your screen resolution is fixed for your display, your viewport size changes based on:

  • Browser window size (if not full screen)
  • Browser UI elements like toolbars and sidebars
  • Operating system UI elements like taskbars

Web developers use viewport dimensions rather than screen resolution to create responsive designs.

Device Pixel Ratio Explained

The device pixel ratio (DPR) indicates how many physical pixels represent one CSS pixel on your device. For example:

  • Standard displays: 1.0 (1 physical pixel = 1 CSS pixel)
  • Retina/HiDPI displays: 2.0 (4 physical pixels = 1 CSS pixel)
  • Super high-resolution displays: 3.0 or higher

Higher DPR values mean sharper text and images, but require higher-resolution assets.

Common Screen Resolutions

Name Resolution Typical Devices
HD / 720p 1280×720 Entry-level laptops, older tablets
Full HD / 1080p 1920×1080 Standard monitors, laptops, TVs
1440p / QHD 2560×1440 Gaming monitors, high-end laptops
4K / UHD 3840×2160 Premium monitors, TVs, high-end laptops
iPhone (newer models) Various (e.g., 1170×2532) iPhones with notches/Dynamic Island
iPad Various (e.g., 2388×1668) iPad Pro, iPad Air

Why Screen Resolution Matters

Your screen resolution impacts:

  • Productivity: Higher resolutions allow more content to be displayed simultaneously
  • Gaming: Affects visual quality and performance
  • Content Creation: Determines how much of your project you can see at once
  • Web Browsing: Influences how websites appear on your screen

For Web Developers

When developing websites, remember that users access content on a wide variety of screen sizes and devices. Always create responsive designs that adapt to different viewport dimensions rather than targeting specific screen resolutions.