Tablet Responsiveness Tester
Test across iPads and Android tablets. Select a device from the sidebar to open its viewport simulator.
Apple iPads
6 modelsiPad Pro 13" (M4)
13" Ultra Retina XDR Tandem OLED ProMotion 120Hz
iPad Pro 11" (M4)
11" Ultra Retina XDR Tandem OLED ProMotion 120Hz
iPad Air 13" (M2)
13" Liquid Retina IPS 60Hz
iPad Air 11" (M2)
11" Liquid Retina IPS 60Hz
iPad (10th Gen)
10.9" Liquid Retina IPS Display
iPad mini (7th Gen)
8.3" Liquid Retina IPS with A17 Pro
Android Tablets
6 modelsGalaxy Tab S10 Ultra
14.6" Dynamic AMOLED 2X Anti-Reflective 120Hz
Galaxy Tab S10+
12.4" Dynamic AMOLED 2X 120Hz
Galaxy Tab A9+
11.0" TFT LCD 90Hz
Google Pixel Tablet
10.95" LCD IPS 60Hz with Hub Mode
Lenovo Tab P12 Pro
12.6" AMOLED 120Hz 2K
Amazon Fire HD 10
10.1" 1080p Full HD IPS
Tablet Responsive Design FAQs
Best practices for building tablet-optimized responsive web experiences.
What tablet breakpoints should I target in CSS?
Target min-width: 744px for the smallest iPad mini, and min-width: 1024px for full iPad Pro landscape. Many grid layouts switch from 1-2 columns to 3-4 columns at the 768px–1024px range.
Do iPads and Android tablets use the same CSS viewport?
No. iPad Pro 13" (landscape) has a 1366px CSS viewport while many Android tablets vary widely. Always test your specific breakpoints against real device dimensions rather than assuming a fixed tablet size.
Should I build a separate tablet layout or use responsive CSS?
Prefer responsive CSS with media queries over separate layouts. Use CSS Grid's auto-fill with minmax() to create layouts that naturally adapt from phone to tablet to desktop without breakpoint complexity.