2X Large Breakpoint 2xl:
Apply styles at the 2x large breakpoint (1536px and above) for ultra-wide monitors and large displays.
Quick Reference
Breakpoint Details
Usage Examples
2xl:grid-cols-62xl:text-9xl2xl:px-242xl:max-w-8xlInteractive Examples
Six Column Ultra-Wide Layout
Item 1
Ultimate: 1→2→3→4→5→6 columns
Item 2
Ultra-wide perfection
Item 3
Maximum density
Item 4
4K display ready
Item 5
Professional grade
Item 6
Six-column mastery
Item 7
Ultra-wide optimized
Item 8
Enterprise ready
Item 9
Maximum utilization
Item 10
Perfect grid system
Item 11
Ultra-wide excellence
Item 12
Six-column perfection
✓ 1 column on mobile (< 640px)
✓ 2 columns on sm (640px - 767px)
✓ 3 columns on md (768px - 1023px)
✓ 4 columns on lg (1024px - 1279px)
✓ 5 columns on xl (1280px - 1535px)
✓ 6 columns on 2xl and above (≥ 1536px)
<div class="grid grid-cols-1 sm:grid-cols-2 md:grid-cols-3 lg:grid-cols-4 xl:grid-cols-5 2xl:grid-cols-6">
<div>Item 1</div>
<div>Item 2</div>
...</div>
</div> Ultra-Wide Dashboard
Primary Chart
Secondary Chart
Tertiary Chart
✓ Ultra-wide 20-column grid layout on 2xl+ screens
✓ Five-panel dashboard with maximum space utilization
Ultra-Large Typography
EPIC
Ultra-Wide Heading
This demonstrates the ultimate in typography scaling for ultra-wide displays. On 2xl screens, text can reach truly massive proportions while maintaining excellent readability and creating stunning visual impact.
✓ Typography reaches massive proportions on ultra-wide displays
✓ Creates stunning visual impact and hierarchy
Ultra-Wide Container
Maximum Width Container
This container reaches its maximum width on ultra-wide displays, providing an expansive canvas for content while maintaining optimal readability and visual balance across the entire width.
Feature Alpha
Ultra-wide layouts allow for maximum content density while maintaining excellent readability.
Feature Beta
Four-column layouts work beautifully on 2xl screens with generous spacing.
Feature Gamma
Professional-grade interfaces that utilize every pixel of available space.
Feature Delta
Ultra-wide displays enable unprecedented layout possibilities.
✓ Container reaches maximum width on ultra-wide displays
✓ Four-column layout emerges on 2xl+ breakpoint
Common 2XL Breakpoint Use Cases
🖥️ Ultra-Wide Dashboards
Create expansive dashboards that utilize every pixel of ultra-wide monitors.
2xl:grid-cols-20 🛍️ Maximum Product Density
Display six or more products per row for ultimate e-commerce layouts.
xl:grid-cols-5 2xl:grid-cols-6 📊 Data-Dense Interfaces
Create professional interfaces with maximum information density.
2xl:table-cell 2xl:text-sm 🎨 Massive Hero Sections
Scale hero sections to truly epic proportions on large displays.
2xl:text-9xl 2xl:py-40 📰 Magazine Layouts
Create sophisticated multi-column editorial layouts.
2xl:columns-5 🏢 Enterprise Applications
Build professional applications that maximize screen real estate.
2xl:max-w-[90rem] 2XL Breakpoint Strategy
Ultra-Wide Optimization
Why 1536px Matters
- • Ultra-wide monitor standard
- • 4K display optimization
- • Professional workstation setups
- • Maximum content density possible
Ultra-Wide Advantages
- • Six+ column layouts feasible
- • Massive typography impact
- • Complex multi-panel interfaces
- • Professional application UIs
Display Considerations
XL Range (1280-1535px)
- • Wide desktop monitors
- • 4-5 column layouts optimal
- • High content density
- • Large typography scaling
2XL+ (≥ 1536px)
- • Ultra-wide and 4K displays
- • 6+ column layouts possible
- • Maximum content density
- • Epic typography scaling
Best Practices
✅ Do
- • Use
2xl:grid-cols-6for maximum density - • Create ultra-wide layouts:
2xl:grid-cols-20 - • Scale typography massively:
2xl:text-9xl - • Add maximum spacing:
2xl:px-24 - • Utilize custom max-widths:
2xl:max-w-[90rem] - • Test on actual ultra-wide monitors
❌ Don't
- • Create layouts that only work on ultra-wide screens
- • Make content so dense it becomes unreadable
- • Use text so massive it becomes impractical
- • Ignore users with smaller screens
- • Create interfaces that require excessive eye movement
- • Forget about accessibility at extreme sizes
Performance & Accessibility
⚡ Performance Considerations
- • Ultra-wide layouts may require more DOM elements
- • Consider virtual scrolling for large data sets
- • Optimize images for high-resolution displays
- • Test rendering performance on target hardware
- • Use CSS Grid efficiently for complex layouts
- • Consider lazy loading for off-screen content
♿ Accessibility Notes
- • Ensure content remains readable at large sizes
- • Maintain logical tab order across wide layouts
- • Consider reduced motion preferences
- • Test with screen readers and assistive technology
- • Provide keyboard navigation for complex interfaces
- • Ensure sufficient color contrast at all sizes