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Galaxy Z Fold6 screen size

Galaxy Z Fold6 has cover display: 6.3″, 968 × 2376, 410 PPI; inner display: 7.6″, 1856 × 2160, 374 PPI. CSS viewport and DPR references are not published without reliable browser measurements. Its tall cover and near-square inner panel provide different physical shapes for a complete widescreen picture. Browser layout targets still need live viewport measurements; opening the device does not by itself establish a tablet breakpoint.

Cover display (closed)
6.3″
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Inner display (open)
7.6″
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Cover display (closed)

Display size
6.3″ (16 cm) diagonalofficial
Resolution
968 × 2376 pxofficial
Pixel density
410 PPIofficial
Aspect ratio
2.45:1calculated
Physical size (display)
2.38″ × 5.83″ (6 × 14.8 cm)calculated
Device dimensions
68.1 × 153.5 × 12.1 mmofficial
Release year
2024

Inner display (open)

Display size
7.6″ (19.3 cm) diagonalofficial
Resolution
1856 × 2160 pxofficial
Pixel density
374 PPIofficial
Aspect ratio
1.16:1calculated
Physical size (display)
4.95″ × 5.76″ (12.6 × 14.6 cm)calculated
Device dimensions
132.6 × 153.5 × 5.6 mmofficial
Release year
2024
Reliable CSS viewport and DPR measurements are not available yet. The panel resolutions above are hardware pixels and must not be used as CSS breakpoint widths.
Model-specific guidance

What this means

A distinctive folded ratio

The closed cover has a tall, narrow physical rectangle. Measure its live browser viewport before checking navigation labels, action bars and modal controls; panel pixels alone cannot establish CSS width.

A larger panel has a different shape

The inner panel adds physical area, but its near-square shape leaves more of the rectangle outside a complete landscape video. Single-column and multi-column app layouts remain options to verify after measuring the active viewport.

Preserve in-flight application state

Transitioning between folded and unfolded postures alters available screen area during active tasks. Forms, media playback and modal dialogs must retain continuity without refreshing.

Worked example · calculated geometry

How much of the inner display becomes a larger video picture?

With each display separately placed long edge horizontal, the inner display provides about 86.1% more complete video area than the cover. The ideal panel rectangle grows by 105.9%.

Galaxy Z Fold6 - Cover display (closed)5.83 × 2.38 in
Galaxy Z Fold6 - Inner display (open)5.76 × 4.95 in

Outside the complete 16:9 picture, unused panel area is 27.6% on the cover and 34.5% on the inner display.

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The closed cover is the baseline; the open inner panel is the subject. Each is oriented independently, so this is not an unfolding animation with a fixed grip. Fit an entire 16:9 image using the smaller width or height scale. Rectangles exclude cutouts, rounded corners and playback controls. No CSS viewport, app layout or real-player behavior is inferred.

Diagrams share a proportional scale within each comparison. Their displayed size is not calibrated to physical inches on your screen.

Recorded facts and sources

These are the dates of the recorded fact checks. A hardware specification source does not establish a browser viewport. Calculations and illustration assumptions are described above; no new device measurements are claimed.

Compare this device

The specifications below come from the device records; the notes explain why each comparison is useful.

Device configurationMatched toScreenPanelViewport / workspacePPI
Galaxy Z Fold6 - Cover display (closed)
Current page
Galaxy Z Fold6 - Cover display (closed)6.3″968 × 2376—410
Galaxy Z Fold6 - Inner display (open)
Current page
Galaxy Z Fold6 - Inner display (open)7.6″1856 × 2160—374
Galaxy S26 Ultra
The conventional ultra flagship provides a standard large-slab reference to evaluate what the folded cover display compresses in physical width.
Galaxy Z Fold6 - Cover display (closed)6.9″1440 × 3120384 × 832498
Galaxy S26 Ultra
The conventional ultra flagship provides a standard large-slab reference to evaluate what the folded cover display compresses in physical width.
Galaxy Z Fold6 - Inner display (open)6.9″1440 × 3120384 × 832498
Pixel 9 Pro Fold - Cover display (closed)
The competing Android foldable offers a wider cover ratio and a larger near-square inner canvas for comparing fold postures.
Galaxy Z Fold6 - Cover display (closed)6.3″1080 × 2424—422
Pixel 9 Pro Fold - Inner display (open)
The competing Android foldable offers a wider cover ratio and a larger near-square inner canvas for comparing fold postures.
Galaxy Z Fold6 - Inner display (open)8″2076 × 2152—373
iPhone Duo - Cover display (closed)
The dual-display concept provides a cross-platform reference for testing continuity and multi-surface layout expectations.
Galaxy Z Fold6 - Cover display (closed)5.4″1398 × 2034—460
iPhone Duo - Inner display (open)
The dual-display concept provides a cross-platform reference for testing continuity and multi-surface layout expectations.
Galaxy Z Fold6 - Inner display (open)7.6″1878 × 2670—430

For developers

Responsive testing plan

Galaxy Z Fold6 responsive workflow

No verified phone viewport is published for this device. Test both physical display configurations on hardware, record the live viewport, and pair those measurements with nearby layout widths.

Model-specific checks

  • Test folded and unfolded states as independent targets, then verify task continuity when unfolding.
  • Check horizontal padding, navigation labels and tab bars on the narrow cover display.
  • Measure the unfolded viewport, then check both stacked and multi-column states at the application's own content boundaries.

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Sources and review dates

Values marked official come from manufacturer specifications; calculated values are derived from them; reference values are developer layout references and can vary with browser, zoom and operating-system settings.

Sources: Samsung · Samsung · Facts reviewed 2026-09-11

Content reviewed 2026-10-22

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