Pixel 12 Display Resolution Leak: Four Models Listed, With Biggest Change on Pro Fold

A Pixel 12 display resolution leak lists four possible Google phones, with the biggest change on the Pixel 12 Pro Fold’s inner screen. OVR+ reports a resolution of 2296 × 2404 pixels for the foldable, up from 2076 × 2152 on the Pixel 11 Pro Fold. The three conventional models are listed with resolutions only slightly different from their Pixel 11 counterparts. These are early, unconfirmed details—not specifications announced by Google.

Reported Pixel 12 screen resolutions and model numbers

OVR+ says it identified four Google device entries associated with the prospective Pixel 12 series. The reported model names, identifiers and screen resolutions are:

The model names are the expected identities of the reported devices, not confirmation of what Google will call them at launch. No resolution for the Pixel 12 Pro Fold’s outside display was included in the report.

How do the rumored screens compare with the Pixel 11 series?

Google lists the Pixel 11 at 1080 × 2424 pixels, the Pixel 11 Pro at 1280 × 2856 and the Pixel 11 Pro XL at 1344 × 2992. If the leaked Pixel 12 figures hold, each successor would retain the same horizontal pixel count while having slightly fewer pixels vertically: 24 fewer on the standard phone, 32 fewer on the Pro and 40 fewer on the Pro XL.

That does not establish that the new screens will look less sharp. Pixel density depends on both resolution and physical screen size, and the leak does not establish the Pixel 12 models’ display dimensions. A small difference in pixel count could also accompany a change in screen proportions. Brightness, refresh rate and panel technology remain unconfirmed.

What could the Pixel 12 Pro Fold resolution mean?

The reported inner-screen resolution would give the Pixel 12 Pro Fold roughly 24% more pixels in total than the Pixel 11 Pro Fold’s 2076 × 2152 display. That is a meaningful increase in the number of pixels available for text, images and split-screen content, but it is not a confirmed 24% increase in pixel density. Without the new screen’s physical size, its pixels-per-inch figure cannot be calculated reliably.

The reported resolution also remains close to square in proportion, much like the current foldable’s inner display. It offers no firm evidence of a wider folding design or a redesigned hinge. Those questions, along with the cover-screen specifications, require more information than this leak provides.

For now, the practical takeaway is straightforward: the early figures suggest modest resolution changes for the Pixel 12, Pro and Pro XL, and a larger pixel-count increase for the Pro Fold’s inner display. Google has not announced the Pixel 12 series, so the figures and expected model lineup could change before any release.