How your website looks on MacBook Pro 16"

Preview any website at the exact MacBook Pro 16" viewport. Real browser rendering with accurate dimensions and pixel ratio.

Viewport

1728×1117

Pixel Ratio

2x

Physical

3456×2234

Type

Desktop · 2024

Test your website

Enter a URL to see how it renders on MacBook Pro 16" (1728×1117 @2x)

Automate MacBook Pro 16" testing with our API

Use width, height, and device_scale_factor to capture MacBook Pro 16" screenshots programmatically. 100 free requests/month.

curl -X POST https://api.screenshotdev.com/v1/screenshot \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
  "url": "https://example.com",
  "width": 1728,
  "height": 1117,
  "device_scale_factor": 2
}'

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Frequently asked questions

What is the default resolution of the MacBook Pro 16"?

The MacBook Pro 16" defaults to a viewport of 1728×1117 CSS pixels with a 2x Retina display, giving a physical resolution of 3456×2234 pixels.

How do I test my website on a MacBook Pro 16"?

Enter your website URL above and click Preview. We render your site at the MacBook Pro 16" default viewport (1728×1117 @2x).

Do I need to optimize for the MacBook Pro 16" viewport?

At 1728px wide, most responsive layouts will display their widest layout. Ensure your max-width containers and hero sections look good at this width — wide screens can expose excessive whitespace in narrow layouts.