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    Responsive Tester

    Test how your website looks on different screen sizes and devices.

    Enter a URL to test

    See how your website looks on different devices and screen sizes. Some websites may block being displayed in iframes due to security settings.

    Common Responsive Breakpoints

    Small Mobile

    320px - 375px

    Mobile

    376px - 767px

    Tablet

    768px - 1023px

    Desktop

    1024px and above

    How to Use

    Follow these simple steps to test your website's responsiveness.

    1

    Enter URL

    Enter the website URL you want to test in the input field and click "Test".

    2

    Select Device

    Choose from preset devices or set custom dimensions to test different screen sizes.

    3

    Analyze Results

    Check how your website looks and behaves at different screen sizes and orientations.

    Why Test Responsiveness?

    Ensuring your website works well on all devices is crucial for user experience.

    For Developers

    • Debug responsive layouts without switching devices
    • Test breakpoints and media queries
    • Ensure consistent user experience across all screen sizes
    • Identify and fix layout issues before deployment

    For Designers

    • Validate design implementations across devices
    • Check how designs adapt to different screen sizes
    • Ensure content remains readable and accessible
    • Verify that important elements are visible without scrolling

    Important Note

    Some websites may not display correctly in this tool due to security restrictions (X-Frame-Options) that prevent them from being loaded in iframes. This is a security feature implemented by those websites and not a limitation of our tool.