Every screen, true to size.
Viewport sizes and media queries for 117 devices — each one drawn at real CSS-pixel scale on your screen.
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Apple
- iPhone 16e390×844 @3x2025
- iPhone 17402×874 @3x2025
- iPhone 17 Pro402×874 @3x2025
- iPhone 17 Pro Max440×956 @3x2025
- iPhone Air420×912 @3x2025
- Apple Watch Series 10 (42mm)187×223 @2x2024
- Apple Watch Series 10 (46mm)208×248 @2x2024
- iPad Air 11-inch (M2)820×1180 @2x2024
- iPad Air 13-inch (M2)1024×1366 @2x2024
- iPad mini (7th generation)744×1133 @2x2024
- iPad Pro 11-inch (M4)834×1210 @2x2024
- iPad Pro 13-inch (M4)1032×1376 @2x2024
- iPhone 16393×852 @3x2024
- iPhone 16 Plus430×932 @3x2024
- iPhone 16 Pro402×874 @3x2024
- iPhone 16 Pro Max440×956 @3x2024
- MacBook Air 13-inch (M3)1280×832 @2x2024
- MacBook Air 15-inch (M3)1440×932 @2x2024
- Apple Watch Series 9 (41mm)176×215 @2x2023
- Apple Watch Series 9 (45mm)198×242 @2x2023
- Apple Watch Ultra 2205×251 @2x2023
- iPhone 15393×852 @3x2023
- iPhone 15 Plus430×932 @3x2023
- iPhone 15 Pro393×852 @3x2023
- iPhone 15 Pro Max430×932 @3x2023
- MacBook Air 15-inch (M2)1440×932 @2x2023
- MacBook Pro 14-inch (M3)1512×982 @2x2023
- MacBook Pro 16-inch (M3)1728×1117 @2x2023
- Apple Studio Display2560×1440 @2x2022
- Apple Watch SE 2nd gen (40mm)162×197 @2x2022
- Apple Watch SE 2nd gen (44mm)184×224 @2x2022
- iPad (10th generation)820×1180 @2x2022
- iPad Pro 12.9-inch (M2)1024×1366 @2x2022
- iPhone 14390×844 @3x2022
- iPhone 14 Plus428×926 @3x2022
- iPhone 14 Pro393×852 @3x2022
- iPhone 14 Pro Max430×932 @3x2022
- iPhone SE (2022)375×667 @2x2022
- MacBook Air 13-inch (M2)1280×832 @2x2022
- iMac 24-inch2240×1260 @2x2021
- iPad mini (6th generation)744×1133 @2x2021
- iPhone 13390×844 @3x2021
- iPhone 13 mini375×812 @3x2021
- iPhone 13 Pro390×844 @3x2021
- iPhone 13 Pro Max428×926 @3x2021
- Apple Pro Display XDR3008×1692 @2x2019
Samsung
- Galaxy S25360×780 @3x2025
- Galaxy S25 Ultra384×832 @3.75x2025
- Galaxy S25+384×832 @3.75x2025
- Galaxy S24360×780 @3x2024
- Galaxy S24 Ultra384×832 @3.75x2024
- Galaxy S24+384×832 @3.75x2024
- Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra924×1480 @2x2024
- Galaxy Tab S10+876×1400 @2x2024
- Galaxy Watch 7 (40mm)216×216 @2x2024
- Galaxy Watch 7 (44mm)240×240 @2x2024
- Galaxy Watch Ultra240×240 @2x2024
- Galaxy Z Flip 6360×880 @3x2024
- Galaxy S23360×780 @3x2023
- Galaxy S23 Ultra384×824 @3.75x2023
- Galaxy S23+360×780 @3x2023
- Galaxy Tab S9800×1280 @2x2023
- Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra924×1480 @2x2023
- Galaxy Tab S9+876×1400 @2x2023
- Galaxy Z Flip 5360×880 @3x2023
- Galaxy Z Fold 5344×882 @2.625x2023
- Galaxy S22360×780 @3x2022
- Galaxy S22 Ultra384×824 @3.75x2022
- Galaxy S22+360×780 @3x2022
- Pixel 10412×923 @2.625x2025
- Pixel 10 Pro427×952 @3x2025
- Pixel 10 Pro XL448×998 @3x2025
- Pixel 9a412×923 @2.625x2025
- Pixel 8a412×915 @2.625x2024
- Pixel 9412×923 @2.625x2024
- Pixel 9 Pro427×952 @3x2024
- Pixel 9 Pro Fold412×923 @2.625x2024
- Pixel 9 Pro XL448×998 @3x2024
- Pixel Watch 3 (41mm)204×204 @2x2024
- Pixel Watch 3 (45mm)228×228 @2x2024
- Pixel 7a412×915 @2.625x2023
- Pixel 8412×915 @2.625x2023
- Pixel 8 Pro448×998 @3x2023
- Pixel Fold412×797 @2.625x2023
- Pixel Tablet800×1280 @2x2023
- Pixel Watch 2192×192 @2x2023
- Pixel 6a412×915 @2.625x2022
- Pixel 7412×915 @2.625x2022
- Pixel 7 Pro412×892 @3.5x2022
- Pixel 6412×915 @2.625x2021
- Pixel 6 Pro412×892 @3.5x2021
Generic
- Generic 1080p laptop1920×1080 @1x2020
- Generic 1080p laptop (125% scaling)1536×864 @1.25x2020
- Generic 24" 1080p monitor1920×1080 @1x2020
- Generic 27" 1080p monitor1920×1080 @1x2020
- Generic 27" 1440p monitor2560×1440 @1x2020
- Generic 27" 4K monitor (200% scaling)1920×1080 @2x2020
- Generic 27" 5K monitor2560×1440 @2x2020
- Generic 32" 4K monitor (150% scaling)2560×1440 @1.5x2020
- Generic 34" ultrawide monitor3440×1440 @1x2020
- Generic 768p laptop1366×768 @1x2020
Microsoft
Dell
Framework
OnePlus
Xiaomi
Lenovo
Before the flat panel
The cathode-ray tubethe original refresh
One electron beam, sweeping line by line — the picture above draws itself the way a CRT drew everything, and never exists all at once. That sweep is why the flat panel you're reading on still calls its cadence a refresh rate.