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Screen Breakpoint Simulator

Pick a real device or type a custom width, height and device pixel ratio, and see exactly what the browser would report: CSS viewport, physical pixels, aspect ratio, active Tailwind and Bootstrap tiers, plus a scaled device frame and a copyable media query.

Device

CSS viewport
430 × 932 px
Physical pixels
1 290 × 2 796
Total pixels
3 606 840 (3.61 MP)
Aspect ratio
215:466
Device pixels per CSS inch
288 (DPR × 96)
CSS pixels per device pixel
1 : 3
Tailwind tier
base (xs)
Next Tailwind up
sm (640 px)
Bootstrap tier
base (xs)
Next Bootstrap up
sm (576 px)

“Device pixels per CSS inch” is the nominal figure the platform assumes (96 CSS px per inch × DPR); real panels vary, and browsers do not expose a true PPI.

Scaled frame

1 px on screen = 0.322 CSS px · dashed lines mark Tailwind tiers

content
iPhone 15 Pro Max

Does my content fit?

Does not fit in iPhone 15 Pro Max — overflows by 298 CSS px.

It fits 9 of 13 presets, the narrowest being iPad mini (6th gen) (744 px). Add padding or a scroll container below those widths.

Preset comparison

How every preset behaves against a target breakpoint.

DeviceCSS pxDPRPhysical pxTailwindBootstrapTailwind md (768 px)
iPhone SE (3rd gen)375×6672x750×1 334base (xs)base (xs)too narrow
iPhone 15 Pro Max430×9323x1 290×2 796base (xs)base (xs)too narrow
Google Pixel 8412×9152.625x1 082×2 402base (xs)base (xs)too narrow
Samsung Galaxy S24360×7803x1 080×2 340base (xs)base (xs)too narrow
iPad mini (6th gen)744×11332x1 488×2 266smsmtoo narrow
iPad Air (11")820×11802x1 640×2 360mdmdapplies
iPad Pro 12.9"1024×13662x2 048×2 732lglgapplies
Laptop 1366 × 7681366×7681x1 366×768xlxlapplies
MacBook Air 13"1280×8322x2 560×1 664xlxlapplies
MacBook Pro 16"1728×11172x3 456×2 2342xlxxlapplies
Desktop 1920 × 10801920×10801x1 920×1 0802xlxxlapplies
Desktop 2560 × 14402560×14401x2 560×1 4402xlxxlapplies
4K UHD 3840 × 21603840×21601x3 840×2 1602xlxxlapplies

Media query for this size

/* iPhone 15 Pro Max — 430×932 CSS px @ DPR 3 */

/* mobile-first: this device and wider */
@media (min-width: 430px) {
  .selector { /* … */ }
}

/* only this device width, up to the next pixel */
@media (min-width: 430px) and (max-width: 430px) {
  .selector { /* … */ }
}

/* target the pixel density of this screen */
@media (min-resolution: 288dpi), (-webkit-min-device-pixel-ratio: 3) {
  .selector { /* … */ }
}

About this tool

Screen Breakpoint Simulator models how a page lays out on real devices: it converts CSS pixels to physical pixels through the device pixel ratio, resolves the active Tailwind and Bootstrap tiers, and shows a scaled device frame with the breakpoint guides drawn in. It is a calculator, not an iframe preview — nothing is loaded from another site, every figure is computed in your browser, and the whole tool works offline.

  • 100% free — no account needed
  • Runs in your browser
  • Nothing is uploaded

Frequently asked questions

Is Screen Breakpoint Simulator really free?

Yes. Screen Breakpoint Simulator is completely free on PureBrowser — every feature, with no account, no trial, and no credit card.

Does Screen Breakpoint Simulator upload my data?

No. Screen Breakpoint Simulator runs entirely inside your browser, so anything you type, paste, or open stays on your own device.

Do I need to sign up or install anything?

Neither. There is no account and nothing to download — open the page and Screen Breakpoint Simulator is ready to use on desktop or mobile.

Does Screen Breakpoint Simulator work offline?

Once the page has loaded, yes. All of the processing happens locally in your browser, so it keeps working without a connection.