iPhone and iPad screen sizes
Points, pixels, scale factor, safe-area insets and corner radius for every current device — in one table you can filter. Verified against Apple's own figures where they are published.
| Device | Year | Points | Scale | Pixels | Safe area | Corner | Screen | Size class |
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Reading the table
Points are what you lay out in; pixels are what the panel shows. Multiply points by the scale factor to get pixels — except where a device renders larger and downsamples, which is noted on the row.
Size class is the landscape width, which is Apple's own figure. Portrait never varies: every iPhone is compact width by regular height, every iPad regular by regular.
Safe area is the portrait inset, top and bottom, in points. The bottom value is the home indicator; it is 0 on devices with a Home button.
Corner radius and safe-area insets are not published by Apple. Those two columns are community-measured, shown in points, and blank where we have no trustworthy value. Points, pixels and scale come from Apple's own device table.
FAQ
Why do two devices share the same point size?
Because they are the same canvas to lay out on. An iPhone 15 and an iPhone 14 Pro are both 393×852 pt, so one layout covers both.
Where do the safe-area numbers come from?
They are the values iOS reports at runtime in portrait. Landscape insets differ and are not in this table.
How current is this?
See the verified date above. Apple ships hardware every autumn, so anything newer than that date is missing until the table is updated.
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