About ScreenResolutionChecker

Your go-to resource for display-related tools and information

Our Mission

ScreenResolutionChecker was created with a simple goal: to provide free, easy-to-use tools for anyone who needs to work with displays, monitors, TVs, and screens. Whether you're a professional designer, a gamer optimizing your setup, or someone buying a new TV, our tools help you make informed decisions.

We believe that understanding your display shouldn't require expensive equipment or technical expertise. Our browser-based tools work instantly on any device, giving you the information you need in seconds.

What We Offer

  • Calculators — PPI, DPI, aspect ratio, viewing distance, and more calculations for your display needs.
  • Testing Tools — Test your monitor for dead pixels, color accuracy, refresh rate, and backlight bleed.
  • Comparison Tools — Compare screen sizes, resolutions, and aspect ratios visually.
  • Reference Data — Comprehensive charts of standard resolutions, aspect ratios, and display specifications.

Why Free?

We believe essential tools should be accessible to everyone. ScreenResolutionChecker is completely free to use with no registration required. All calculations happen in your browser - we don't collect or store any of your data.

Our tools are designed to be fast, accurate, and easy to use. No ads, no paywalls, no limitations - just the tools you need, when you need them.

Get In Touch

Have suggestions for new tools? Found a bug? Want to say hello? We'd love to hear from you! Contact us.

About the author

Vinitha Pu

Founder and designer

Vinitha Pu is a graphic designer based in Palakkad, Kerala, who builds free, privacy-friendly browser tools. She studied Textile and Apparel Design at Avinashilingam University and completed a C-Tech in Graphic Design at Image Creative Education in 2025. She designs, builds and maintains the screen and display tools, calculators and guides on ScreenResolutionChecker.

  • Content author: Vinitha Pu
  • Fact checked by: Vinitha Pu. Each calculator is checked against the standard formulas for pixel density, aspect ratio and viewing distance, and each display test is tried on real monitors, TVs and phones before it goes live.
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