Test responsive web pages with real phone frames, orientation, and scale tools.
Users
13
+7 in 30 days
Rating
0.0 / 5
unchanged in 30 days
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0 in 30 days
Store rank
#178K
#149K among extensions
Version
1.1.5
updated 7 Jul 2026
Users
monthly, 4 months
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About ViewportLab Responsive Tester
ViewportLab Responsive Tester is a lightweight Chrome extension built for developers, designers, product teams, and website owners who need to quickly check how a web page behaves across different screen sizes.
Instead of switching between multiple tools or manually resizing the browser window, ViewportLab opens a responsive device testing panel inside Chrome. You can test common mobile phones, tablets, and desktop viewport presets, switch between portrait and landscape orientation, adjust scale, and apply the simulated device mode to the current tab.
ViewportLab is especially useful for early responsive QA, landing page review, mobile layout checks, product page testing, and quick visual inspection before publishing changes.
Key Features
Test responsive layouts in Chrome
Use common mobile, tablet, and desktop device presets
Switch between portrait and landscape orientation
Adjust preview scale for different screen sizes
Apply device simulation to the current active tab
Avoid common iframe preview blocking by testing inside the real page context
Use a clean side panel workflow without leaving the current page
Supports English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, French, and German
Stores preferences locally in the browser
No account, login, payment, or external API required
Who It Is For
Front-end developers checking responsive layouts
Designers reviewing mobile and desktop page behavior
Product managers testing landing pages and product pages
SEO and marketing teams reviewing mobile page presentation
Website owners who need quick layout checks before publishing
Privacy Summary
ViewportLab does not require an account and does not collect personal information. The extension does not upload browsing data, tested URLs, page content, or user preferences to a remote server. Settings such as selected language, theme, scale, and device preferences are stored locally in Chrome extension storage.