Fallout 4
21:9
Partial
32:9
Partial
Gameplay Scaling
Hor+
HUD
Centered
Centered HUD
Mod available
Cutscenes
16:9 pillarboxed
Menus
16:9, stretched
FOV
Narrow
Black Bars
None
Flawless Widescreen
Not Required
Community Fix
Available
Online Safety
Safe
Overview
Fallout 4's April 2024 Next-Gen Update finally added official 21:9/32:9 resolution options, but at 32:9 the result is rough out of the box: the HUD and menus stretch rather than reposition, and old INI-based FOV tweaks got reset by the update. The Nexus Mods "Super Ultra Wide Interface (32x9)" fix, released within a day of the update, is the community-verified way to get a properly scaled HUD — treat native support as a resolution unlock only, not a finished ultrawide experience.
Compatibility details
21:9 SupportPartial
32:9 SupportPartial
Gameplay ScalingHor+
HUD BehaviorCentered
Centered HUDMod available
Cutscene Support16:9 pillarboxed
Menu Support16:9, stretched
FOVNarrow
Black BarsNone
StretchingUI only
Fixes
Recommended fix
Super Ultra Wide Interface (32x9)
UltraWideCheck links to third-party mods and tools but does not host or distribute mod files.
Community reports
5120×1440
Working with fix
Native resolution selects fine but HUD is a stretched mess until you add the Super Ultra Wide Interface mod.
May 3, 2026
3440×1440
Working with fix
Works after setting Windows display scaling to 100% and installing the Ultra Wide Interface (21x9) mod.
Jun 17, 2026
Patch history & verification
Next-Gen UpdateSep 18, 2026
Verified via Bethesda Support article — official update on April 25, 2024 added 21:9 and 32:9 resolution support, HUD/menu scaling left broken