Home/Mobile Presenter
Live on the Chrome Web Store

Mobile Presenter — present and test responsive websites in realistic device frames

Mobile Presenter is a Chrome extension that shows any website inside realistic mobile, tablet, and desktop device frames — directly in your browser, without opening DevTools or handing someone a phone. It's built for frontend developers, designers, QA engineers, and agencies who need to present or review a responsive layout quickly and professionally.

What it is

What is Mobile Presenter?

Mobile Presenter loads a live URL or local build inside a chosen device frame — mobile, tablet, or desktop — and switches into a fullscreen presentation mode with no browser chrome visible. It's designed for the moment you're already in a client meeting, a design review, or a QA pass and need to show, not describe, how a page behaves at a given size.

[[TODO: paste 3–6 real feature bullets from the Chrome Web Store listing, e.g. number of built-in device frames, custom resolutions, presentation mode, screenshot capture — replace the <ul> below]]
Who it's for

Built for the people who review responsive layouts

Frontend developers

Spot-check breakpoints without leaving the browser or reopening DevTools mid-flow.

Designers

Compare a live build against a Figma mockup across device sizes.

QA engineers

Reproduce and verify responsive bugs across a consistent set of frames.

Agencies & freelancers

Present a build to a client in a device frame instead of a raw browser tab.

Documentation

Getting started

Full docs are being written per the Phase 1 roadmap. Planned pages: Getting Started, Interface Overview, Device Frames, Presentation Mode, Keyboard Shortcuts, Permissions & Privacy, Browser Compatibility, Troubleshooting.

Guides

Workflow guides

These become standalone pages under /mobile-presenter/guides/ in Phase 1–2 (see the roadmap). Listed here first so the hub is a complete map from day one.

FAQ

Frequently asked

What is Mobile Presenter?

A Chrome extension that presents websites inside realistic mobile, tablet, and desktop device frames, for responsive review, QA, and client demos.

Is it a Chrome extension or a standalone app?

It's a Chrome extension — it runs inside your browser, no separate app to install.

Who is it built for?

Frontend developers, designers, QA engineers, and agencies who need to present or review responsive layouts.

Is it free?

[[TODO: confirm pricing before publishing]]

What browsers does it support?

Chrome. [[TODO: confirm Edge/Brave/other Chromium support]]

Changelog

Version history

[[TODO: back-fill real version history here once available, oldest → newest, using Keep a Changelog format — see the reference doc §05]]