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Meta viewport checker

Without a viewport tag, phones render your desktop layout zoomed out — the layout Google's mobile review sees first.

Part of the Technical SEO audit & onpage SEO audit group — also included in the free full scan.

Checks this exact page only — it does not crawl the rest of your domain.

One free scan · anonymous preview · sign in to save the full report

Sample resultMeta viewport present (width=device-width, initial-scale=1)Static example for Meta viewport checker; run the check above for your own result.

What it checks

See whether phones render your layout as designed, not as a zoomed-out desktop.

Meta viewport presence and value.

Reads the no-JS response only, never runs JS. One fetch shared with the full scan.

What good looks like

Good looks like the viewport tag present — width=device-width with initial-scale=1 is the canonical value. Missing fails; a non-HTML response is na.

How to fix it

Add <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1"> to the head.

What the full scan adds

  • All 34 checks in one pass — one URL, every category, a single report.
  • Evidence on every row: the values found, why it fails, the fix, and a deep link per check.
  • Your score against the global distribution — see where you stand.
  • Sign in and the report is kept for 1 year; anonymous reports expire after 7 days.

Official source: MDN, viewport meta tag · Rule: meta-viewport v1 · checker library

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Frequently asked questions

Is the Meta viewport checker free?

Yes — one free run without an account, with an anonymous preview. Sign in to save the full report and keep the evidence.

How often should I run it?

After every deploy that touches routing, templates or the checked file — and after each Google core update, to confirm nothing regressed.

Does the check run JavaScript?

No — it reads the no-JS response only, exactly what a crawler or AI agent sees when it fetches the URL.

How is this different from a full audit?

This page runs one check with its full criteria and fix notes. The free full scan runs every category at once and keeps the evidence per URL — use it once you know which checks matter.

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