iPhone 16 Pro Screen Size
The iPhone 16 Pro has a 6.3 inch screen with a resolution of 1206 × 2622 pixels, about 458 pixels per inch. The screen itself is 2.6 in6.7 cm wide and 5.7 in14.5 cm tall (6.7 cm2.6 in × 14.5 cm5.7 in), measured as a rectangle before the rounded corners.
- Screen
- 6.3 in 16.0 cm
- Resolution
- 1206 × 2622
- Pixel density
- 458 PPI
- Released
- 2024
How big is the iPhone 16 Pro screen?
- Screen (diagonal)
- 6.3 in (16.0 cm)
- Screen width
- 2.6 in6.7 cm · 6.7 cm2.6 in
- Screen height
- 5.7 in14.5 cm · 14.5 cm5.7 in
- Screen area
- 15 sq in97 sq cm
- Aspect ratio
- 19.5:9 (2.17:1)
- Resolution
- 1206 × 2622
- Total pixels
- 3.2 million
- Pixel density
- 458 PPI
- Pixels per cm
- 180
- Pixel size
- 0.055 mm
- Released
- 2024
Which iPhones came out in 2024?
Apple released 4 iPhones in 2024: the iPhone 16 Pro Max, iPhone 16 Plus, iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16. Their screens ran from 6.1 to 6.9 inches. Its screen sat in the middle of the 2024 range.
The iPhone 16 Pro Max is about half an inch bigger corner to corner, with about a fifth more screen area. The iPhone 16 Plus is under half an inch bigger corner to corner, with about a tenth more screen area. The iPhone 16 is about a fifth of an inch smaller corner to corner, with a little less screen area.
How did the screen change from the iPhone 15 Pro?
The iPhone 16 Pro replaced the iPhone 15 Pro from 2023. The iPhone 16 Pro screen is 0.2 in (0.5 cm) bigger diagonally, with 6% more screen area than the iPhone 15 Pro. Pixel density went from 461 to 458 PPI.
The iPhone 17 Pro followed in 2025, with a 6.3 inch screen at 1206 × 2622 and 458 PPI.
How sharp is the iPhone 16 Pro screen?
At 458 pixels per inch, single pixels vanish for 20/20 vision beyond 7.5 in19.1 cm (19.1 cm7.5 in). You hold a phone closer than that only when reading small print, so the screen looks smooth.
The iPhone 16 was sharper that year, though the gap is too small to see. Across our list, fourteen iPhones have a higher pixel density.
Where does the iPhone 16 Pro rank among iPhone screens?
Of the thirty-eight other iPhones in our list, thirteen have a bigger screen, twenty-two a smaller one and three the same size. When it came out, ten of the thirty iPhones in our list up to then had a bigger screen.
The iPhone 16 Pro was the first iPhone with this exact screen. Apple used it again on the iPhone 17 Pro, 17 and 18 Pro.
What is the iPhone 16 Pro screen size in CSS pixels?
Websites see the iPhone 16 Pro as 402 × 874 CSS pixels in portrait, with a device pixel ratio of 3. Each CSS pixel uses 3 × 3 screen pixels, which gives the full 1206 × 2622 resolution.
- Viewport, portrait
- 402 × 874
- Viewport, landscape
- 874 × 402
- Device pixel ratio
- 3
- One CSS pixel
- 0.166 mm
A common text size of 16 CSS pixels measures about 2.7 mm (0.10 in) on this screen. The visible area in Safari is smaller than the viewport, because the address bar and toolbar take space. The same 402 × 874 viewport is used by the iPhone 17 Pro and 17.
How does the iPhone 16 Pro compare with other iPhones?
The table shows the iPhones released around the iPhone 16 Pro. Width and area are measured against the iPhone 16 Pro.
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What are the iPhone 16 Pro screen dimensions in cm?
The screen is 6.7 cm wide and 14.5 cm tall, with a diagonal of 16.0 cm. The phone body is bigger than the screen.
Is the iPhone 16 Pro screen 6.3 inches wide?
No. 6.3 inches (16.0 cm) is the diagonal, measured corner to corner. The screen is 2.6 in (6.7 cm) wide.
How many pixels does the iPhone 16 Pro screen have?
It has 3,162,132 pixels, about 3.2 million, at 458 pixels per inch. Each pixel is 0.055 mm across.
Which iPhones have the same screen as the iPhone 16 Pro?
The iPhone 18 Pro, 17 Pro and 17 have the same 6.3 inch screen and 1206 × 2622 resolution. Cases still differ, because the bodies and cameras are not the same.
How we measure
Width = diagonal × resolution width ÷ √(width² + height²), and the same for height, using the pixel counts. Pixel density is the pixel diagonal divided by the screen diagonal.
Diagonal and resolution from Apple's technical specifications. CSS size and pixel ratio from Apple's Xcode iOS Simulator device profiles. Last checked 2026-10-11.