Free Screen Test & Color Tools

Test your monitor online with browser-based tools. Check refresh rate (Hz), dead pixels, FPS, backlight bleed, and full-screen colors—no downloads required.

Screen Tests

Choose a screen test below to check motion, pixels, banding, gamma, sharpness, and other common display issues.

Display Tools

Use these display tools to check screen resolution, aspect ratio, screen size, and pixel density directly in your browser.

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Pixel Testing

Easily identify stuck or dead pixels by cycling through high-contrast RGB backgrounds.

OLED Power Saving

Use our true-black screen tool to turn off individual pixels on OLED panels, saving battery.

Creative Tool

Use full-screen colors as reference lighting for photography, mood boards, or webcam ambient lighting.

Simple & Fast

No downloads, no apps. Access professional-grade diagnostics instantly from any browser.

What You Can Test Online

ScreenOfColors is a browser-based screen test hub for checking common display problems and opening full-screen color pages. You can run a quick screen test for refresh rate, dead pixels, backlight bleed, color banding, screen retention, and sharpness, then use display tools to check screen resolution, aspect ratio, screen size, and PPI.

If you need a simple color test, you can also open solid full-screen colors instantly for visual checks, cleaning, lighting, or dead pixel inspection. Everything runs directly in the browser, so there is no download, setup, or account required.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these tests safe for my monitor?
Yes. The pages only display colors or patterns in your browser and do not overclock or directly modify your hardware.
How do I fix a stuck pixel?
If a pixel stays red, green, or blue, try rapidly switching high-contrast colors. In some cases that can help a stuck pixel recover.
Does this work on mobile phones?
Yes. The tools are designed to work on modern iPhone, iPad, Android, desktop, and laptop browsers.
Why does the refresh-rate test show a lower number?
Some devices lower refresh rate on battery power or in specific browser conditions, so the reported number may be below the panel's maximum setting.