Official client, PvM and monitor setups
How do I make the OSRS interface bigger in the official client?
First switch to a resizable layout. In the official client, open Settings (wrench) > All Settings > Interfaces > General > Interface scaling.
After the March 25, 2026 update, Interface scaling is a dropdown. On desktop, right-click it and select Input to type a value. Use the reset interface scaling button to restore the default.
Does a bigger client hurt PvM?
Fitts's law describes how pointing time depends on target size and distance. A full-screen resizable client can spread the inventory, prayer book, and game view farther apart. Scaling the interface makes targets bigger, but can also increase the distance between them. Which layout feels easier depends on the player.
Players disagree: some prefer a fixed or smaller client for shorter mouse paths, while others use a resizable layout with a larger interface and hidden chat. The fixed versus resizable discussion and players' layout preferences are anecdotes, not a PvM rule.
To reduce mouse travel, map F-keys to side panels under Settings > Controls > Keybinds; this OSRS F-key setup guide covers PvM binds. Inventory Tags can make switches easier to spot, and Menu Entry Swapper can change left-click defaults.
Mouse DPI is personal calibration. Player reports range from 400 to 1600 DPI in this discussion; use the sensitivity that feels controlled with your client size.
What's the best setup for 1080p, 1440p, 4K and ultrawide?
Compare monitor shapes and OSRS client layouts in the monitor simulator.
Stretched fixed with Integer scaling
The fixed game area is 765×503. Integer scaling uses whole-number multiples:
- 1080p: 2× = 1530×1006 leaves 74 px of screen height for window borders and desktop controls; check whether it fits your available area.
- 1440p: 2× = 1530×1006 fits comfortably; 3× = 2295×1509 does not fit.
- 4K: 4× = 3060×2012 fits; 3× = 2295×1509 leaves room for a guide window.
Window borders, the taskbar, and the RuneLite sidebar need extra space, so check the available game area before choosing a size. With Integer scaling off, Stretched Mode can use fractional scaling but may look soft; try another GPU UI scaling mode if it does.
Resizable layouts
- 1080p, 24-inch: Try Stretched Mode if text is small; leave it off if the interface is already readable.
- 1440p, 27-inch: Try Resizable - Classic layout or Resizable - Modern layout with Stretched Mode on. Adjust Resizable scaling above or below its 50% default until inventory icons are clear.
- 4K: You may need Stretched Mode for the game interface and launcher Scale for RuneLite panels. The official client has its own Interface scaling dropdown.
- Ultrawide: A full-width window pushes the side panels farther from the middle of the game view. A narrower client window is one option. See the RuneScape 3 ultrawide scaling guide and WoW ultrawide setup guide for related layout ideas.
On a compact screen, compare the OSRS Steam Deck setup and RuneLite Chromebook setup.
Starting points by activity
- PvM and gear switching: Try a smaller or fixed-style client, F-key panels, and Inventory Tags. Raise the interface only as much as needed to read it.
- Skilling or AFK: Try resizable with a larger interface if you prefer it; mouse distance may matter less for these activities.
- Multiple clients: By game area, 2×2 fixed 765×503 clients fit 1080p, 3×2 fit 1440p, and 5×4 fit 4K before window borders and sidebars. Check the available area on your display. RuneLite's Low Detail plugin reduces memory use; it can remove some textures. For tablet windows, see the guide to OSRS tablet split screen.