What Is My Screen Resolution?

Your screen resolution is:

jQuery code to get window resolution:

; (function () {

$(window).width();

$(window).height();

})();

JavaScript code to get screen resolution:

<script type="text/javascript">

document.write(screen.width + 'x' + screen.height);

</script>

Common screen resolutions:

Name Description Aspect ratio Width Height PPI iPhone 4 640 960 326 iPhone 3G/3Gs 320 480 163 iPad 1 / 2 1024 768 132 Galaxy Tab 8.9 / 10.1 1280 800 Galaxy Tab 7 1024 600 171 Motorola Xoom 1280 800 160 VGA Video Graphics Array 4:3 640 480 N/A SVGA Super Video Graphics Array 4:3 800 600 N/A XGA eXtended Graphics Array 4:3 1024 768 N/A XGA+ eXtended Graphics Array Plus 4:3 1152 864 N/A SXGA Super eXtended Graphics Array 4:3 1280 960 N/A WXGA Widescreen eXtended Graphics Array 5:3 1280 768 N/A SXGA Super eXtended Graphics Array 5:4 1280 1024 N/A WXGA Widescreen eXtended Graphics Array 8:5 (16:10) 1280 800 N/A WXGA Widescreen eXtended Graphics Array 16:09 1366 768 N/A WSXGA Widescreen Super eXtended Graphics Array 8:5 (16:10) 1440 900 N/A UXGA Ultra eXtended Graphics Array 4:03 1600 1200 N/A WSXGA+ Widescreen Super eXtended Graphics Array Plus 8:5 (16:10) 1680 1050 N/A HD-1080 Full High Definition 16:09 1920 1080 N/A WUXGA Widescreen Ultra eXtended Graphics Array 8:5 (16:10) 1920 1200 N/A

The resolution of the screen you use to look at images, watch videos, and just browse through your phone, tablet, or PC, has an effect of the quality of the images. What is my screen resolution? http://www.whatismyscreenresolution.com/ is a completely online tool that can give you your screen resolution easily.

For some of us, understanding screen resolution and how it affects our user experience can be confusing. If you aren’t tech minded, it can almost seem like trying to learn a completely new language. You’ve probably heard people talking about pixels, and resolutions but you might not have understood what they mean.

A pixel is a tiny dot. Thousands and millions of these dots make up the image on your screen. The resolution of your screen is how many dots your screen can display, horizontally and vertically. This is not determined by the size of the screen. If you have a 17” screen, it doesn’t necessarily have a greater screen resolution than a 13” screen.

When you see your screen resolution it will look like a multiplication equation. For example, 1280 x 800. This means that it can display 1280 pixels horizontally, and 800 pixels vertically.

The resolution is what determines how much information you can be shown on your screen. If you’re working on a spreadsheet, for example, and you use a higher screen resolution, you’ll be able to see more of the spreadsheet, but the numbers and writing will seem smaller and sharper. If you use a lower screen resolution, the spreadsheet itself will be bigger, and you’re probably going to need to scroll across the screen to see all the spreadsheet.

This is true of all images. Changing your screen resolution will adjust how the photo you’re viewing looks, or the website you’re using, or even the game you’re playing.

Some PC games request that you have a specific screen resolution, because the game was developed to have better quality in that specific resolution. Some games will automatically adjust your screen resolution to allow the game to play in its best settings. Other games, though will need you to minimize the screen, adjust your resolution to their specifications, and then open up the window again to play. Other games might need to be closed completely, before changing your resolution and restarting the game.

If you aren’t sure what your screen resolution is, you can access our site from you web browser, and find out automatically. Simply tying the website address into the browser, and pressing the return key can give you your screen resolution, without you needing to search all around your PC.

If you need to change your screen resolution to make the image fit your screen better, you can use any of these methods.

Windows 8

1. Right click on the desktop, select screen resolution, change the resolution to the one you want by adjusting the slider, click apply.

2. Click the start button, select the settings option, then select “PC and Devices”, adjust the screen resolution with the slider, and clock OK. You might be shown a confirmation pop up, if so, select “Keep Changes’”

Windows 7

Right click on the desktop, select screen resolution, and choose your desired resolution from the drop down box, select “OK”, and then select “Keep Changes’”

Windows Vista

Right click on the desktop, and select the option “Personalize” choose “Display options”, adjust the slider from low to high to change the resolution. Select “OK” and then when asked if you want to keep the display settings, click “Yes”.

Windows XP

Right click on the desktop,and select properties. Click on the settings tab, and adjust the slider from less to more. Select “OK”, and when asked if you want to keep the changes, select “Yes”.

Ubuntu Linux

Click the system menu, go to preferences then display, click on the drop down resolution menu, and select the resolution you want. Click apply, then confirm the changes you’ve made.

You can see what the resolution of your screen is so important. You can check the screen resolution by looking through your PC settings, or you can use our site, which will automatically tell you the screen resolution. Our site can also tell you the screen resolution of your tablet or Smartphone too. All you need to do is use your browser, type our web address into the search bar, and our site does the rest. We can tell you the resolution of whatever device you use to access the site. You don’t need to go through all the settings and information of your device. We can tell you your resolution with one click.