What Screen resolution does
Screen resolution is a web utility that identifies the pixel dimensions of your current display and compares them to common device standards. It returns your browser’s width and height, the display ratio, and orientation, while also showing a statistical breakdown of resolutions used by RapidTables visitors. The page includes a code snippet demonstrating how to retrieve these values with JavaScript, making it useful for quick diagnostics or responsive design checks.
How to use the RapidTables Screen resolution
- 1
Open the Screen resolution tool on RapidTables
- 2
View your current browser’s screen width and height displayed at the top of the page
- 3
Scroll down to see the statistical list of common resolutions and their usage percentages
- 4
Use the provided JavaScript snippet to programmatically detect screen dimensions if needed
Best for
Developers and designers who need a fast, no-install way to verify their current viewport dimensions or benchmark their design against typical desktop, laptop, and mobile breakpoints.
Limitations
- Relies on browser-reported values, which may differ from actual hardware resolution
- Statistics reflect RapidTables visitor data, not a comprehensive global survey
- No option to input custom dimensions to generate a resolution comparison
Screen resolution FAQ
- Can this tool tell me my exact monitor resolution?
- It reports the resolution your browser detects, which often matches the native monitor resolution but can vary based on scaling settings or multiple display configurations.
- What does the display ratio field mean?
- The display ratio expresses the proportional relationship between width and height, such as 16:9 for widescreen or 4:3 for standard formats, helping you understand the shape of the detected viewport.
- Is the list of common resolutions updated regularly?
- The statistics shown are based on RapidTables visitor data and may not reflect the most current market share across all devices.
- How can I use the JavaScript code provided?
- Insert the snippet into any webpage’s console or script tag to alert the current screen width and height in pixels.