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White Screens

Full-screen colors and screen tests in your browser

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White Screens fills your display with pure white or any solid color, right in the browser. Adjust warmth from candlelight to daylight, set brightness, add an auto-off timer and keep the screen awake. It also bundles the screen checks people usually hunt for one by one: a dead pixel test and stuck pixel fixer, a refresh rate test, a burn-in test, test patterns, plus plain color background images. Free, no sign-up, nothing to install.

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Features

  • White, black and 10 solid color screens, one click to full screen
  • Warmth (color temperature) and brightness controls, auto-off timer and keep-screen-on
  • Dead pixel test, stuck pixel fixer, burn-in test and refresh rate test
  • Test patterns and color bars at your native resolution
  • Plain color PNG downloads for desktop, phone and 4K

Use Cases

  • Turn a tablet or spare monitor into a soft light for video calls
  • Check a new monitor or phone for dead pixels and OLED burn-in
  • Spot smudges and dust when cleaning your screen
  • Trace a drawing on a bright white screen
  • Use a warm, dim screen as a night light

Comments

Hi Fazier! I built White Screens because I kept bouncing between separate sites for a plain white screen, a dead pixel test and a refresh rate check. So it's one place: solid color screens with warmth and brightness controls (a tablet makes a decent video call light this way), and next to them the checks you'd run on a new monitor or phone: dead pixels, stuck pixel fixer, burn-in, refresh rate and test patterns. Everything runs in the browser, no sign-up. I'd love to hear which screen test you'd want added next.

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Comments

Hi Fazier! I built White Screens because I kept bouncing between separate sites for a plain white screen, a dead pixel test and a refresh rate check. So it's one place: solid color screens with warmth and brightness controls (a tablet makes a decent video call light this way), and next to them the checks you'd run on a new monitor or phone: dead pixels, stuck pixel fixer, burn-in, refresh rate and test patterns. Everything runs in the browser, no sign-up. I'd love to hear which screen test you'd want added next.

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