Online dead pixel and stuck pixel check
Cycle through clean black, white, and primary-color screens to separate dark pixels, bright pixels, and sub-pixels that stay on.
Inspect a display in your browser with pixel, grayscale, sharpness, and motion checks.
Check pixel defects, sharpness, and motion with one pattern set.
Cycle through clean black, white, and primary-color screens to separate dark pixels, bright pixels, and sub-pixels that stay on.
Use native-size grids, lines, and text samples to confirm that your display is showing fine detail without scaling blur.
Open one pattern at a time with the browser chrome out of the way, then scan corners and edges for tint or brightness drift.
Use it when buying hardware, tuning a phone, preparing color work, or troubleshooting games.
Run a five-minute pixel, tint, and uniformity sweep before you accept a new monitor or television.
Fill a mobile screen with simple colors to reveal uneven brightness, color casts, pressure marks, or damage.
Compare neutral grays, channel ramps, and saturation steps before a photo, design, or video session.
Use moving patterns to notice response trails, overshoot, judder, and tearing before you tune game settings.
Learn what each pattern shows and how to prepare your display.
It combines dead-pixel checks, color-channel screens, gray uniformity, gradient banding, geometry, text sharpness, and motion patterns in one browser tool.
No. The page only displays test images locally and never changes firmware, brightness settings, or operating-system configuration.
Let the panel warm up, select its native resolution, disable adaptive brightness, and inspect black, white, red, green, blue, and gray screens.
Yes. It runs on modern phones, tablets, monitors, and TVs. Fullscreen mode is recommended for edge and motion checks.