iPhone 14 Pro: viewport size

These are CSS (layout) pixels, the sizes used by the Mobile Preview frame. Real devices can differ slightly with the browser interface, the display zoom setting or the operating system version.

Prefer breakpoints based on your content over device-specific rules. If you need to reproduce this exact size, for example to debug a layout, this media query matches it in portrait:

@media (width: 393px) and (height: 852px) {
  /* iPhone 14 Pro, portrait */
}

The Dynamic Island cuts into the top of the screen in full-screen layouts. Add viewport-fit=cover to your viewport meta tag, then pad fixed headers with env(safe-area-inset-top) so nothing hides behind it.

These frames use the same 393 × 852 viewport, so one check covers them all:

• iPhone 15
• iPhone 16
• Google Pixel 9

The iPhone 14 Pro frame is part of Mobile Preview Pro (€6.99, one-time payment, no subscription). The free version includes the iPhone 16, iPhone 17 and iPhone 17 Pro Max. Install the extension, start your dev server, run “Mobile Preview: Show” and pick the iPhone 14 Pro from the device menu: your page appears in the frame next to your code and reloads when you save.

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• iPhone 11 (414 × 896)
• iPhone 12 Mini (375 × 812)
• iPhone 13 Pro (390 × 844)
• iPhone 16 Pro (402 × 874)
• iPhone 17 (402 × 874)
• iPhone 17 Pro (402 × 874)

What is the iPhone 14 Pro viewport size in CSS pixels?

393 × 852 in portrait (width × height) and 852 × 393 in landscape, as used by Mobile Preview. The physical screen has more pixels than this; CSS pixels are what your layout sees.

Which Tailwind breakpoint does the iPhone 14 Pro fall in?

With Tailwind's default breakpoints, the iPhone 14 Pro is below sm (under 640px) in portrait and md (768px and up) in landscape.

Can I preview my site on the iPhone 14 Pro in VS Code?

Yes. The iPhone 14 Pro frame is part of Mobile Preview Pro (€6.99, one-time payment). The free version includes the iPhone 16, iPhone 17 and iPhone 17 Pro Max.