Real Time Desktop Browser Resize

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact CB Averitt.

Current Browser Window Size

This dynamic information can also be found in the page title.

Enter the width and height desired and select the custom resize button.

All form fields are required.
The new customized browser window will open in a new window and focus will go to it.
The custom resize button is disabled unless width and height validation is met.
The new customized browser window width will not resize to any larger than your current screen resolution width.
Depending on your operating system and/or browser, there may be some minor discrepancies in width and height. This is due to how scrollbars, menus, toolbars, etc are handled.

Width

Minimum 279 pixels - Maximum 2000 pixels - Numbers Only

Height

Minimum 279 pixels - Maximum 2000 pixels - Numbers Only

Choose the desired common breakpoint width below and select the common resize button.

The new common breakpoint browser window will open in a new window and focus will go to it.
The height defaults to 100% of your current screen size, depending on your browser.
The common resize button is disabled unless a common breakpoint is selected.
The new common breakpoint browser window width will not resize to any larger than your current screen resolution width.
Depending on your operating system and/or browser, there may be some minor discrepancies in width and height. This is due to how scrollbars, menus, toolbars, etc are handled.

Common Breakpoints

320 pixels - For small screen devices, like phones, held in portrait mode.

480 pixels - For small screen devices, like phones, held in landscape mode.

600 pixels - Smaller tablets, like the Amazon Kindle (600 by 800) and Barnes & Noble Nook (600 by 1024), held in portrait mode.

768 pixels - Ten-inch tablets like the iPad (768 by 1024) held in portrait mode.

1024 pixels - Tablets like the iPad (1024 by 768) held in landscape mode, as well as certain laptop, netbook, and desktop displays.

1200 pixels - For widescreen displays, primarily laptop and desktop browsers.