Before setting up a Viz Flowics graphics integration, it is important to know the screen resolution of the machine that will be running it. An incorrect resolution or browser zoom level can cause misalignment, cropped elements, or distorted graphics in your output.
When to use this tool
Use this diagnostic page if:
Graphics appear cropped or cut off
Elements look misaligned in the output
Content appears scaled incorrectly
A support agent has asked for your display information
Quick check
You can verify your screen resolution, zoom level, and browser information in one step:
Open that URL on the machine running the integration and review the values below.
Example output from the diagnostic page. The values shown may differ depending on your screen, browser, and operating system.
What the values mean
Screen resolution (Width and Height)
The physical resolution of the screen, not the browser window or HTML resolution. This is the value you need when configuring your graphics package dimensions.
Browser zoom level
If the value is anything other than 1, your browser has a zoom level set that is not 100%. This can cause graphics to appear misaligned or cropped.
To reset Zoom to 100%:
Windows:
Ctrl + 0Mac:
Cmd + 0
Pixel ratio
If the value is greater than 1, you are on a high-density screen, such as an Apple Retina display. This is for information purposes only and does not require any action.
User agent info
Shows your browser version and operating system. Useful when reporting visual bugs to the support team.
Before you go live — checklist
✅ Screen resolution confirmed and matches your graphics package dimensions
✅ Browser zoom level is set to 100% (value = 1)
✅ The browser is updated to its latest version (Chrome recommended)
Common issues
Graphics appear cropped or misaligned
Check your browser zoom level using the tool above. Reset it to 100% with Ctrl + 0 (Windows) or Cmd + 0 (Mac) and reload the output.
Resolution looks correct, but graphics are still off
If the issue persists, contact support and include a screenshot of the diagnostic page. This helps the team identify the root cause faster.

