Test how your website looks on any device — mobile, tablet, and desktop — instantly in your browser. No extensions, no installs, no login. The fastest responsive design tester built for developers, designers, and agencies.
A responsive website checker is an online tool that lets you preview how a website renders across different screen sizes and device types — without needing a physical phone, tablet, or resizing your browser manually. It simulates the exact viewport dimensions that real devices use, giving you an accurate mobile-friendly test result in seconds.
Our tool uses sandboxed iFrames to load your target URL inside a precise viewport — 375px for mobile (iPhone), 768px for tablet (iPad), and 1280px for desktop — directly inside your browser. This means the rendering is real, not a screenshot simulation.
Whether you are a web developer debugging a CSS media query, a designer checking pixel-perfect layouts, or a business owner verifying your landing page looks great on all devices — this is the fastest way to do it for free.
Google's mobile-first indexing means your rankings depend on how your site performs on mobile devices.
More than half of all website visits come from smartphones. A broken mobile layout means you are losing the majority of your potential audience before they even see your content.
Since 2023, Google primarily uses the mobile version of your website for indexing and ranking. A site that fails a mobile-friendly test will rank lower than mobile-optimized competitors.
Studies show users abandon a page if it does not load or display correctly within 3 seconds on mobile. A responsive design checker helps you catch layout issues before they cost you conversions.
Mobile-optimized sites convert up to 160% better than non-responsive ones. Testing your website across screen sizes ensures every visitor — regardless of device — gets a seamless experience.
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Paste any URL and see your website render instantly inside an accurate device viewport. No page reload, no waiting — test website responsiveness in real time.
Simulate exact screen resolutions: 375px mobile (iPhone), 768px tablet (iPad), and 1280px desktop. Every preview matches what real users see on real devices.
Capture screenshots of any device view with a single click. Perfect for bug reports, client presentations, or design documentation. Save directly to your device.
All rendering happens client-side in your browser. We never log, store, or track the URLs you test. Your websites and data stay completely private.
Generate a shareable URL with your test pre-loaded. Send it to your client or team for instant review — no account needed on either side.
Uses real sandboxed iFrames — not scaled screenshots. This means your CSS media queries, JavaScript interactions, and animations all behave exactly as they would on a real device.
Test across all major device categories with accurate viewport dimensions used by real browsers.
max-width: 480px
max-width: 1024px
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These are the most critical breakpoints recommended by Google's web.dev guidelines for responsive web design testing.
Run a complete mobile-friendly website test in under 30 seconds — no setup required.
Paste any live website URL or your local development address (localhost via HTTPS/Ngrok) into the input field in the sidebar on the left.
Click Mobile, Tablet, or Desktop from the toolbar at the top to instantly switch between responsive breakpoints.
Spot layout issues, broken elements, or overflow problems visually. Use the Snap button to capture a screenshot for your team or bug report.
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Debug CSS breakpoints, test media queries, and verify that JavaScript interactions work correctly on mobile without leaving your workflow.
Verify pixel-perfect layouts across devices before handing off to development. Test your Figma-to-code implementations in real browser viewports.
Confirm mobile-friendliness for Google's mobile-first indexing. Identify layout shifts and CLS issues that could hurt your Core Web Vitals scores.
Show clients exactly how their website looks across all screen sizes. Generate screenshots for proposals, reports, and quality assurance documentation.
Use our free AI Photo Editor to annotate screenshots, highlight bugs, and create polished design mockups — no Photoshop needed.
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Yes — 100% free, forever. There are no subscriptions, no credit card requirements, no usage limits, and no sign-up needed. TooL ZooX is built on the belief that professional web tools should be accessible to everyone.
Browser resizing doesn't always reflect real device behavior accurately. Our tool renders your site inside a fixed-dimension sandboxed iFrame that mirrors the exact viewport dimensions of real devices — including pixel density differences that affect how media queries trigger.
Yes, but with a requirement: due to browser Mixed Content security policies, your local development server must be served over HTTPS. You can use tools like Ngrok, LocalTunnel, or browser-based HTTPS proxies to expose your localhost securely and test it here.
Some websites set an X-Frame-Options: DENY or Content-Security-Policy: frame-ancestors 'none' HTTP header that blocks them from being loaded inside iFrames. This is a security measure on their end, not a bug in our tool. You can still open the site in a new window using the button that appears.
The tool tests three core breakpoints: Mobile at 375px (matching iPhone 14/15 and most modern Android phones), Tablet at 768px (iPad Air / iPad Mini), and Desktop at 1280px (the standard laptop and monitor viewport). These are the three breakpoints recommended by Google's mobile-first indexing guidelines.
Absolutely not. All rendering happens entirely client-side inside your browser. We do not log, store, transmit, or analyze the URLs you enter. Your websites, development projects, and client work remain completely private. No server ever receives your URL.
No — using this tool has zero effect on your SEO or rankings. We simply load your website inside a sandboxed browser viewport. However, fixing the responsiveness issues you discover here will positively impact your Google rankings, since mobile-friendliness is a direct ranking factor in Google's mobile-first indexing algorithm.
Click the Snap button (camera icon) in the top toolbar. The tool will capture a high-resolution screenshot of the current device viewport and automatically download it to your device as a PNG file — ready to use in reports, client presentations, or design documentation.
Yes. Click the link icon button next to the Preview button to copy a shareable URL. Anyone who opens that link will see the tool pre-loaded with the same website URL — no account or installation required on their end.
Google's Mobile-Friendly Test is a pass/fail checker based on Googlebot crawling your page. Our responsive website checker gives you a visual, live preview so you can actually see layout issues with your own eyes. Both tools are complementary — use ours to find and fix issues, then validate with Google's tool.
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Upload an image and click Extract Text
Extract editable text from any image — photos, screenshots, scanned documents — instantly in your browser. Powered by Tesseract.js. Supports 30+ languages including Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Russian, Hindi and more. 100% private: your images never leave your device.
An image to text converter uses Optical Character Recognition (OCR) technology to scan an image file and extract all readable text from it, converting it into editable digital text. This eliminates the need to manually retype content from screenshots, photos, or scanned documents.
Our free OCR tool is powered by Tesseract.js — the leading open-source OCR engine — running entirely inside your browser using WebAssembly. This means every image you process stays on your device. No upload, no server, no privacy risk.
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Need to extract Arabic text from an image? Our tool supports Arabic OCR with right-to-left text handling and connected Arabic character recognition — rare in free online tools.
Unlike other OCR tools that upload your images to remote servers, our tool processes everything locally in your browser. No image data ever leaves your device.
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Powered by Tesseract.js neural network OCR — the same engine used by Google. Accurately recognizes characters from photos, scans, and screenshots, even at lower image quality.
Full support for English OCR with Latin character recognition, and Arabic OCR with right-to-left text and connected script handling — both at high accuracy.
Your images run through Tesseract.js inside your browser via WebAssembly. No file upload. No API call. No server storage. Your images stay on your device, guaranteed.
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Click the upload zone above or drag and drop a JPG or PNG image file containing the text you want to extract. Your image is processed locally — never uploaded.
Choose English or Arabic as the target language, then click Extract Text. Tesseract.js will analyze the image and recognize all characters in your browser.
Your extracted text appears in the output box. Edit any errors, then click Copy to Clipboard and paste directly into any app — Word, Google Docs, email, or code editor.
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OCR (Optical Character Recognition) is AI technology that scans an image pixel by pixel, detects character shapes, and converts them into machine-readable text. Our tool uses Tesseract.js — a browser-based OCR engine — to analyze your image entirely on your device without sending any data to a server.
Yes — 100% free, forever. No account, no credits, no usage limits, no watermarks on output. Convert as many images as you need at absolutely no cost.
Yes. Our tool includes full Arabic OCR support using Tesseract.js Arabic language data. It handles right-to-left text, connected Arabic script, and diacritics (tashkeel). Select Arabic from the language dropdown before clicking Extract.
Never. The entire OCR process runs inside your browser using WebAssembly. Your image files are not transmitted over the internet, not stored on any server, and not accessible by anyone except you. This is fundamentally more private than cloud-based OCR services.
The tool accepts JPG, JPEG, and PNG files. For best results, use images with clear, high-contrast text at a decent resolution (150 DPI or higher for scanned documents). Blurry or very low-resolution images may produce less accurate results.
Absolutely — screenshot OCR is one of the most popular use cases. Take any screenshot (website, PDF, error message, chat), save it as JPG or PNG, then drop it into the tool. All text will be extracted and made editable in seconds.
Accuracy depends heavily on image quality. Common causes of errors include: blurry or low-resolution images, stylized or decorative fonts, very small text, poor lighting in photos, or mixed languages in the same image. For best results, use crisp, high-contrast images with standard fonts at 12pt or larger.
Yes. The extracted text appears directly in an editable text box. You can fix any OCR errors, delete unwanted characters, reformat content, or make any other changes before copying it to your clipboard.
Choose format. PNG supports transparency.