I often need to check the resolution of video files.
When I’m editing videos or producing content, I regularly have to confirm whether a file is 720p, 1080p, 4K, or something else. It sounds like a small task, but I found the available options surprisingly annoying.
A lot of websites felt bloated or full of unnecessary steps. Terminal commands worked, but they were clunky for something this simple. I just wanted to pick a video file and immediately see its resolution.
So I built a very simple website that does exactly that: https://borumi.com/tools/video/resolution-checker/
You open the site, select a video file, and it shows you the video resolution. That’s it.
Everything happens directly in your browser. The video is never uploaded anywhere, so it’s fully local and privacy-preserving. No file is sent to any server.
It’s also completely free to use and works on both macOS and Windows.
I’m sharing it because I built it for myself, but I think it could be useful for other people too, especially video editors, creators, and anyone who regularly works with video files and just wants a quick way to check resolution without extra hassle.
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