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Middle of My Monitor

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Tip: Go Fullscreen for the true monitor center line, ruler, and camera alignment across your whole display. All toggles stay in the panel in fullscreen.

Instantly find the middle of your monitor. This tool draws a vertical and horizontal line that cross at the exact center of your screen, plus a calibrated display ruler, camera alignment, and a microphone test. Wondering where's the middle of my screen? Hit fullscreen and the monitor center line will span your whole display.

Finding the Center of Your Screen

Knowing where the middle of your monitor is sounds simple, but eyeballing it rarely lands on the true center of screen. This tool removes the guesswork: it places a precise line down the middle of the monitor both vertically and horizontally, so the screen center is marked exactly. Whether you call it the center of my screen, the monitor center line, or simply the middle of the screen, the guides update live as you resize your window or switch into fullscreen.

Features

Center Lines & Crosshair

A vertical and horizontal line down the middle of the monitor, meeting at a crosshair on the exact center of the screen. Toggle each guide independently to show just the line you need.

Calibrated Display Ruler

Enter your monitor size and measure real inches or centimeters directly on screen, with the ruler scale running through the screen center for precise on-screen measurement.

Align Camera

Overlay your webcam under the center guides to line up your face or an object with the monitor center — ideal for streaming, video calls, and recording.

Test Microphone

A live input-level meter lets you check your microphone is picking up audio, right alongside the camera and center tools.

Center of Screen for Common Resolutions

HD (720p)
Resolution: 1280 × 720
Center: 640 × 360
Full HD (1080p)
Resolution: 1920 × 1080
Center: 960 × 540
QHD (1440p)
Resolution: 2560 × 1440
Center: 1280 × 720
4K UHD
Resolution: 3840 × 2160
Center: 1920 × 1080
Ultrawide QHD
Resolution: 3440 × 1440
Center: 1720 × 720
MacBook Air 13"
Resolution: 1280 × 832
Center: 640 × 416

Frequently Asked Questions

The middle of your screen is found by halving its width and height. This tool draws a vertical and horizontal line that meet at the exact center of screen, so you can see where the middle of your monitor is without doing any math. Switch to fullscreen for the true monitor center line across your entire display.
Take your resolution and divide each value by two. On a 1920 × 1080 display, the center of the screen sits at 960 × 540. This tool marks that center automatically with a crosshair and center lines, and shows the live center coordinates of the view as you resize the window or switch to fullscreen.
Enter your monitor's diagonal size in inches and the tool calibrates an on-screen ruler to real-world inches or centimeters, with the scale crossing through the center of the screen. It uses your screen resolution to convert pixels into physical units, so a centimeter on the ruler measures roughly a real centimeter.
Yes. Turn on Align Camera to overlay your webcam feed under the center lines and crosshair, then adjust its opacity. This makes it easy to center your face or an object on the monitor center for streaming, video calls, and recordings.
Yes. The control panel floats inside the screen itself, so the center line toggles, ruler, camera, and microphone test all stay available after you Go Fullscreen. You can collapse the panel to a single button to keep the view clean.
Yes. Toggle off the horizontal guide and the crosshair to leave only the vertical line middle of screen, or vice versa. You can also change the color and thickness to make the monitor center line easier to see against any background.