White
Best for dark pixels, dust, tint and brightness uniformity.
Exact diagnostic colors, softer lighting shades, long-duration screens, keep-awake mode and downloadable 4K/8K backgrounds in one lightweight toolkit.
Every color tool opens directly in full screen, can request Screen Wake Lock, supports long timers and offers downloadable backgrounds.
Use exact white, black, red, green, blue and gray for pixel, uniformity, backlight and tint checks.
Use warm white, pink, yellow, orange, purple and custom colors for simple fill light, webcam backgrounds and creative video.
Run 1h, 4h, 10h, 24h, 100h or no-limit sessions. Controls and cursor hide automatically until you interact.
Download flat PNG backgrounds in common desktop and mobile resolutions, or generate a selected shade locally.
The tools request the browser Screen Wake Lock API when you enable keep-awake mode. Browsers and operating systems may still deny or release the lock because of battery, thermal, visibility or policy conditions, so long sessions cannot be guaranteed on every device.
Long-duration companion videos are available for several exact screen colors. They are useful on smart TVs, consoles and devices where opening the browser tool is less convenient.
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Different display defects become visible on different backgrounds. A complete visual check should include black, white, red, green, blue and gray rather than relying on only one color.
Best for dark pixels, dust, tint and brightness uniformity.
Best for bright pixels, backlight bleed, glow and image retention.
Best for checking primary subpixel behavior and stuck pixels.
Best for dirty screen effect, banding and subtle color tint.
Use several colors. White is useful for dark pixels, black for bright pixels and light leakage, while red, green and blue isolate primary subpixel behavior.
No. They render a web color. Adjust physical brightness with your device or monitor controls.
No. They are visual inspection utilities. Calibration and objective color measurement require appropriate hardware and reference software.
Move between screen, camera, audio and device checks without returning to the homepage.
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