CSS Media Query Range Tester – Online Width/Height Debug
Paste media queries and see a visual indicator of which rules apply at current viewport size.
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Online Verify Breakpoint Conditions – Test your responsive design rules directly in the browser
Quick Presets:
Enter a media query and press Test
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xs: <576pxsm: ≥576pxmd: ≥768pxlg: ≥992pxxl: ≥1200pxxxl: ≥1400pxprint, screen, or any combination. The browser’s matchMedia() API will evaluate the whole media query string exactly as you wrote it, including media types.
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Paste media queries and see a visual indicator of which rules apply at current viewport size.
Paste a media query and instantly check for syntax errors. See if it's correctly formed. Quick developer tool.
Write a media query and see if it matches as you resize the iframe. Understand width, height, and resolution queries.
Build a CSS media query by selecting feature, operator, and value. Copy the exact syntax for your stylesheet.
Upload one image at multiple widths and generate the complete img srcset and sizes attributes. Perfect for performance.
Enter foreground and background colors to instantly see the contrast ratio and pass/fail for AA and AAA. Simple and fast.
Detect your current screen resolution, viewport dimensions, and device pixel ratio. Useful for responsive design testing. No data collection.
Combine aspect‑ratio with min‑/max‑width/height and see how the box responds. Understand sizing constraints. Copy the pattern.
Enter a website URL and apply a protanopia/deuteranopia/tritanopia filter. Test full page accessibility.
Upload an image at multiple widths and generate a complete <picture> or <img srcset> snippet. Modern web performance.
Apply a convolution filter (blur, sharpen) using a Web Worker. See the UI stay responsive while processing. Learn multithreading in the browser.
See how your title and meta description will be truncated in Google SERP by pixel width. Optimize click‑through.
Toggle image‑rendering: auto, pixelated, crisp‑edges on a scaled image. Essential for pixel art display.
Construct a CSS‑only carousel with scroll‑snap and scroll‑driven animations. Configurable gap, items, and progress indicator. Copy the HTML/CSS.
Design a layout where nested grids share track sizes with their parent via subgrid. Copy the complete CSS.
Create a responsive box that maintains a specific aspect ratio using the aspect‑ratio property. Copy the simple CSS.
Upload two images and see a diff overlay highlighting the pixel differences. Adjust tolerance. For regression testing.
Interactively create colors in HWB space and get the CSS hwb() function. Simplifies tint/shade workflows. Live preview.
Enter the URL of any online image and extract its dominant colors or pick colors with a magnifier. No upload, cross‑origin friendly.
Generate a random developer‑themed motivational (or demotivational) poster image using pure CSS. Fresh inspiration for your coffee break.
Upload ugly SQL and get a beautifully indented, syntax‑highlighted version. Supports multiple dialects. All local.
Wrap text around an irregular shape and adjust the margin and alpha threshold. Magazines layout on the web.
Browse the OKLCH color space with sliders for lightness, chroma, and hue. See the CSS oklch() code. Modern and accessible.
Upload a small pixel art image and get a CSS grid layout that recreates it using divs. Novelty developer tool.
Paste image URLs and generate a responsive masonry or justified gallery layout with lightbox. Copy the HTML/CSS/JS.
A horizontal photo gallery that scrolls with a smooth CSS animation using scroll‑timeline. Pure HTML/CSS. Copy the code.
Check if your browser and display support the wider DCI‑P3 color space. See the difference with a simple test pattern.
Preview how your page title will appear in Google SERPs. See pixel width and character count. Avoid truncation. Free local tool for SEOs.
Compare your image as JPEG, PNG, and WebP side by side at different quality levels. See the size savings visually.
Reduce GIF file size by lowering color count and removing duplicate frames. See side‑by‑side preview. All local.