Detect browser WebGPU support, GPU adapter info, features, and device limits. Client-side processing, no data uploads.
WebGPU Info Detector - GPU Capability Check Tool
The WebGPU info detector is an online tool designed for developers to comprehensively check browser WebGPU support and GPU hardware information. No software installation needed - just open your browser.
Detection Features
- Support Status - Whether the browser supports WebGPU API
- Adapter Info - GPU vendor, architecture, device name, driver version
- Features - Supported WebGPU extension features list
- Device Limits - Texture size, buffer size, and other parameter limits
FAQ
What is the WebGPU info detector?
An online tool that checks browser WebGPU API support and displays detailed GPU adapter information including vendor, architecture, device name, driver version, features, and device limits.
What is WebGPU?
WebGPU is the next-generation web graphics and compute API, successor to WebGL, with lower-level GPU access, compute shader support, and higher performance. Chrome 113+ supports it by default.
What if WebGPU is not supported?
Use Chrome 113+, check chrome://flags/#enable-unsafe-webgpu is enabled, and ensure compatible GPU with latest drivers.
WebGPU vs WebGL?
WebGPU is more low-level, supports compute shaders, has higher performance, and is based on modern GPU APIs (Vulkan/Metal/D3D12).
Is detection data uploaded?
No. All WebGPU detection happens locally. GPU information is never uploaded to any server.