screensize.net

iPhone Screen Sizes

Display size, resolution, pixel density and aspect ratio for the current and recent iPhone models tracked in the database.

Tracked models Manufacturer sources Sortable
Ratio
iPhone 17 Pro Max 6.9″ 1320 × 2868 460 19.5:9 2025
iPhone Air 6.5″ 1260 × 2736 460 19.5:9 2025
iPhone 17 Pro 6.3″ 1206 × 2622 460 19.5:9 2025
iPhone 17 6.3″ 1206 × 2622 460 19.5:9 2025
iPhone 16e 6.1″ 1170 × 2532 460 19.5:9 2025
iPhone 16 Pro Max 6.9″ 1320 × 2868 460 19.5:9 2024
iPhone 16 Plus 6.7″ 1290 × 2796 460 19.5:9 2024
iPhone 16 Pro 6.3″ 1206 × 2622 460 19.5:9 2024
iPhone 16 6.1″ 1179 × 2556 460 19.5:9 2024
iPhone 15 Pro Max 6.7″ 1290 × 2796 460 19.5:9 2023
iPhone 15 Pro 6.1″ 1179 × 2556 460 19.5:9 2023
iPhone 15 6.1″ 1179 × 2556 460 19.5:9 2023
iPhone 14 6.1″ 1170 × 2532 460 19.5:9 2022
iPhone SE (3rd gen) 4.7″ 750 × 1334 326 16:9 2022

Click column headers to sort.

Insight

How iPhone screen sizes have settled

Since the iPhone 12, Apple's lineup has stabilized around two physical footprints — a ~6.1–6.3″ standard size and a ~6.7–6.9″ large size — all at roughly 460 PPI and a 19.5:9 aspect ratio. That makes resolution differences between models almost purely a function of physical size. To see how any two models compare physically, use the visual comparison tool.

Frequently asked questions

What screen sizes do current iPhones have?

For the latest tracked generation (2025), the database currently lists iPhone 17 Pro Max 6.9″, iPhone Air 6.5″, iPhone 17 Pro 6.3″, iPhone 17 6.3″, iPhone 16e 6.1″. Older models remain in the table for comparison.

Which iPhone has the biggest screen?

The largest tracked size is 6.9 inches, represented by iPhone 17 Pro Max and iPhone 16 Pro Max. The answer is derived from the records shown above.

Are all iPhone screens the same sharpness?

The latest tracked generation spans 460 PPI. Older models can differ, so compare PPI in the table instead of assuming every iPhone has identical density.

Is physical screen size the same as the CSS viewport?

No. iPhone 16e has a 6.1″ display but uses a 390 × 844 CSS-pixel reference at DPR 3. Developers should use the iPhone viewport table.

Related tools

Copy manually

Clipboard access is unavailable. The text is selected below; use your browser's Copy command, Ctrl+C, or ⌘C.