What Is The Resolution Of My iPhone? (All Models)

If you want to know the screen resolution of different iPhone models, then you’re in the right place.

Here we have shared resolution of all iPhone models that have been released since 2007 dating all the way back to the original iPhone.

Starting our journey from the current iPhone 13 lineup we have listed the screen resolutions of all the models that preceded it including iPhone 12, iPhone 11, iPhone XS, iPhone X all the way back to iPhone 3G and iPhone 2G.

By just looking at the resolution of these devices released over the span of over 14 years you can’t help but notice how far iPhone’s screen resolution has come and how the screen quality of these handheld devices has evolved over the years.

It is unimaginable to use a device that only has 480 x 320 pixels resolution in today’s day and age, but it was considered revolutionary back in 2007 when the first iPhone made its debut.

Today we have devices such as iPhone 13 Pro Max with its beautiful OLED display and 120Hz refresh rate boasting a screen resolution of 2778 x 1284 pixels.

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Making correct wallpapers

Knowing your iPhone’s resolution isn’t just something that nerds should be concerned about. If you are into designing your own wallpapers or you want to create a wallpaper for iPhone and share it with others, then knowing the resolution of each model becomes necessary.

For wallpaper creators who pay attention to detail creating the iPhone wallpaper with the right screen resolution for each model is important to achieve the best results.

A wallpaper that is created for iPhone 13 mini’s 2340 x 1080 resolution might not look that great on iPhone 13 Pro Max’s 2778 x 1284 as it will be upscaled by iOS. Same might be true if the situation was reversed and iOS had to downscale the wallpaper.

So without any further ado let’s look at the resolution of each iPhone model ever released.

iPhone resolution

Here you will find the screen resolution of different iPhone generations starting from iPhone 2G up until iPhone 13 series.

iPhone 13

iPhone 13 Pro Max has a maximum resolution of 2778 x 1284 pixels while the iPhone 13 mini, which is the smallest iPhone in the lineup has 2340 x 1080 pixels. Both iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 have 2532 x 1170 resolution.

iPhone 12

Released in September 2020 iPhone 12 Pro Max has a screen resolution of 2778 x 1284 while the smaller iPhone 12 mini has a resolution of 2340 x 1080. iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 both have 2532 x 1170 pixel resolution.

iPhone 11

Released back in 2019 the iPhone 11 lineup only had 3 devices as there was no mini iPhone that year. Here iPhone 11 Pro Max has the maximum resolution of 2688 x 1242 followed by iPhone 11 Pro with 2436 x 1125 resolution and iPhone 11 with 1792 x 828 resolution.

iPhone XS

iPhone XS lineup featured iPhone XS Max, iPhone XS and iPhone XR. iPhone XS Max had a screen resolution of 2688 x 1242 while XS had 2436 x 1125. iPhone XR had the lowest resolution of the lineup with 1792 x 828 pixels.

iPhone X and iPhone 8

iPhone X debuted back in 2017 and features a screen resolution of 2436 x 1125 pixels. iPhone 8 Plus had 1920 x 1080 and iPhone 8 had 1334 x 750 pixels resolution.

iPhone 7 and iPhone 6s

In the table below you can find the screen resolutions of iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus, iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus.

iPhone SE

iPhone SE 3 has a resolution of 1334 x 750 pixels. iPhone SE 2 and original iPhone SE also has 1334 x 750 resolution.

Legacy iPhone models

The first ever iPhone commonly referred to as iPhone 2G had a resolution of 480 x 320 pixels.

This continue until iPhone 3GS that also had 480 x 320 pixels until Apple introduced iPhone 4 with a slightly larger screen and revolutionary Retina Display technology, which boosted up its resolution to 960 x 640.

There you have it folks, these are the screen resolutions for all iPhone models ever released. Here you can see the contrast between the resolution of earlier iPhone models and the current devices, which shows us how far we have come in display technology.