Mobile View: Device Emulator & Responsive Tester

Mobile simulator and responsive design tester. Compare phone, tablet and desktop views, sync scrolling and capture screenshots.

Mobile View is a free, open-source mobile simulator and device emulator for responsive website testing in Chrome. Compare up to four phone, tablet, laptop and desktop views side by side without repeatedly resizing your browser. Use a mobile preview to check menus, text, spacing and page layouts at different breakpoints. This responsive design tester combines responsive testing, screenshots and design feedback in a multi-device viewer so you can review mobile device layouts alongside larger screens. - Preview iPhone 18 Pro, folded and unfolded iPhone Duo, Android phones, tablets, MacBook and Apple Watch. Browse the selected device category with previous and next arrows. - Compare device presets or custom viewport sizes. Switch between portrait and landscape on supported devices, adjust zoom and focus on a single view. Changing devices restores each device’s default orientation. - Synchronize scrolling and supported interactions and navigation across matching previews. Review the same part of a page at different screen sizes. - Save device sets and favorites for repeat checks during frontend development and design review. - Capture a viewport or the full workspace. Add arrows, boxes, text and other annotations to explain layout issues. - Compare the live website with a local design reference, side by side or as an overlay. - Copy a responsive-fix prompt with the page URL, selected devices, viewport sizes and your issue notes to your coding tool. Open a website, select Mobile View from the Chrome toolbar and choose your device views. Compare, inspect and capture the layout in one workspace. No Mobile View account or subscription is required. The extension processes your testing data locally, without an analytics service or application backend. It does not upload your screenshots, design references or annotations. Websites you open still make their normal network requests. These are responsive viewport previews using Chrome, not physical devices or the Safari engine. Website sign-in and embedding rules still apply. The original page stays intact; new previews do not copy unsaved edits.