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What Is My Screen Resolution
Shows your screen resolution, window size, pixel ratio and colour depth, updating live as you resize.
- Open the page
- Resize the window to watch the values update
Frequently asked questions
- Screen resolution is the fixed pixel count of your monitor or display. Window size is how large your browser window currently is, which changes as you resize it — this tool shows both, live.
- It’s the ratio of physical pixels to CSS pixels on your display — a ratio of 2 means a "Retina"-style high-density screen where each CSS pixel is rendered with 4 physical pixels.
- The window size, available space and sometimes colour depth readings are live — they update immediately as your browser window or display setup changes.
- No. It reads values already available to your browser and displays them locally — nothing is uploaded or logged.
- No. It runs entirely in your browser — no software install, no account, no email required.
What is the difference between screen resolution and window size?
What does pixel ratio mean?
Why do the numbers change when I resize the window?
Does this tool send my screen info anywhere?
Do I need to install anything or sign up?
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