Paste any URL and instantly preview how it behaves on mobile, tablet, laptop and desktop. Drag to resize, watch the layout reflow, and catch responsive bugs before your readers do.
Built for bloggers and site owners who want fast, visual answers โ not a wall of technical jargon.
See your blog exactly as it renders on real mobile, tablet, laptop and desktop widths โ updated instantly.
Grab the handle and drag freely between 280px and 1600px to find the exact width where your layout breaks.
Common CSS breakpoints (480 / 768 / 1024 / 1440) are marked right on the slider so you know what you're testing.
Jump straight to Mobile, Tablet, Laptop or Desktop with a single tap โ no manual typing of pixel widths.
Check your own Blogger site, a client's site, or a competitor's blog โ anything with a public web address.
Nothing to install, no account, no email required. Paste a link and start checking mobile friendliness immediately.
Drop your blog or website link into the box at the top of the tool.
Click "Check Mobile Friendliness" and the site loads inside the preview frame.
Tap Mobile, Tablet, Laptop or Desktop, or drag the handle to any custom width.
Watch for overlapping text, cut-off images, or tiny buttons โ then fix your CSS accordingly.
Confirm posts read well on phones before hitting publish.
Preview layouts across breakpoints while designing.
Debug responsive CSS without opening dev tools.
Check mobile usability since Google ranks mobile-first.
Make sure product pages convert on every screen size.
Found an issue while testing? Start with these common fixes.
Pick a Blogger template built with fluid grids and media queries from the start.
Make sure <meta name="viewport"> is present so mobile browsers scale content correctly.
Buttons and links should be at least 44ร44px so they're easy to tap on small screens.
Large images slow down mobile load times โ resize and compress before uploading.
Use percentages, fr, or max-width instead of hard pixel widths.
Don't just check one phone size โ drag through 320px to 480px to catch edge cases.
Yes. There's no cost, no account, and no limit on how many URLs you can preview.
Some sites set headers that block being embedded inside another page. Use "Open in New Tab" to view them directly instead.
No โ this is a fast visual previewer for design and layout. For official crawlability results, pair it with Google Search Console.
Yes โ this whole widget is a single paste-in HTML block, built specifically to drop into a Blogger page or gadget.
Scroll up, paste your URL, and see your layout reflow in real time.