What Is My Screen Resolution?
Instantly detect your screen size, viewport, DPR, aspect ratio, orientation, and display details directly in your browser.
Detecting...
This tool updates automatically when you resize the browser, change zoom, rotate your device, or move the window between screens.
Collecting display details...
How to check your screen resolution
Find your display size, browser viewport, DPR, aspect ratio, and responsive layout details instantly.
Open the Tool
Your screen resolution is detected automatically as soon as the page loads. No upload, sign-up, or manual input is required.
Review the Details
Compare your physical screen size with the browser viewport, device pixel ratio, color depth, orientation, and available screen area.
Copy the Specs
Copy the resolution, viewport size, or full developer report for bug reports, responsive design testing, support tickets, or documentation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this tool completely free?
Yes! File Gulp provides completely free file conversion tools with no hidden fees, no watermarks, and no registration required.
Are my files safe?
Absolutely. Unlike other converters, File Gulp uses modern WebAssembly technology to convert files directly on your device. Your files never leave your computer, ensuring maximum privacy.
Does it work on mobile devices?
Yes, our tool is fully responsive and works perfectly on smartphones and tablets, directly from your mobile browser.
Will the quality be affected?
No, we use high-quality algorithms to ensure your output files maintain the best possible quality during conversion.
Is there a file size limit?
Very large files may be limited by your device memory/browser performance. For normal image sizes, conversion is fast and seamless.
Screen resolution vs browser viewport
Your screen resolution is the total number of pixels available on your display, such as 1920 × 1080 or 3840 × 2160. Your browser viewport is different: it is the visible website area inside the browser window after toolbars, tabs, scrollbars, zoom, and operating system scaling are applied.
Useful for designers and developers
When building responsive websites, the viewport size and device pixel ratio are often more important than the raw monitor resolution. This checker helps you understand what CSS media queries, layouts, screenshots, and browser tests actually see on your current device.
Understanding display details
A modern screen can report several different measurements. File Gulp shows the most useful values together so you can diagnose layout issues, compare devices, and share accurate display specs.
- Screen Resolution: The full width and height reported by your display, measured in screen pixels.
- Viewport Size: The visible browser area available to a website, measured in CSS pixels.
- Device Pixel Ratio: The relationship between physical device pixels and CSS pixels. High-DPI or Retina displays usually report a DPR greater than 1.
- Available Screen: The usable area after the operating system reserves space for elements like taskbars, docks, or menu bars.
- Aspect Ratio: The proportional shape of your display, such as 16:9, 16:10, 21:9, or another ultrawide format.
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