Sleep & Ambient
A full black screen gives you a dark room without glare. Popular for night rooms, meditation, and focus sessions.
A pure black full screen, free in your browser. Sleep mode, OLED saver, presentation mode and a dead pixel test, all in one click.
Go black, let your eyes adjust for a few seconds, then scan the whole screen. Bright dots on black are stuck pixels. Switch to white to find dead pixels, which show as dark dots.
Each color has its own page with the same one-click full screen and controls.
A full black screen gives you a dark room without glare. Popular for night rooms, meditation, and focus sessions.
On OLED screens black pixels are switched off, so a black screen uses less power.
Check uniformity, ghosting, and banding before competitive gaming or editing.
Use a solid black or white screen as a clean backdrop or light source.
Professional tools to check every part of your display
Click Go Fullscreen on a black screen.
Let your eyes adjust for 5 seconds.
Scan the whole screen slowly and note any bright dots (stuck or hot pixels).
Switch to white and look for dark dots (dead pixels).
Repeat with red, green, and blue.
Found one? Try the Stuck Pixel Fixer and check your warranty. Do not press on the screen, it can cause damage.
No power reaches the pixel, so it stays dark. Easiest to see on a white screen. Usually permanent.
The pixel stays lit in one color (red, green, blue, or white). Easiest to see on a black screen. Sometimes fixable.
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People use a black screen to sleep in a dark room, save battery on OLED phones, hide their desktop during a presentation, as a backdrop for photos and video, and to check a monitor for stuck pixels and backlight bleed.
Yes, 100% free. No sign-up, no download, no limits.
Yes, on any device with a modern browser. iPhone Safari has no fullscreen mode, so the page uses a full-viewport view instead.
No. A black screen is a normal image. On OLED screens the black pixels are switched off, which also uses less power.
On OLED and AMOLED displays, black pixels are switched off, so a black screen uses less power. On LCD screens the backlight stays on, so the savings are minimal.
Turn on Keep Screen Awake. It uses your browser's Wake Lock feature, which is not supported in every browser.
A static bright image shown for many hours can cause temporary image retention on some OLED screens. Use the auto-exit timer and take breaks.
Policies vary by brand and model, so check your warranty terms. Some manufacturers allow a small number, others replace a screen for a single dead pixel.
This test shows flashing or rapidly changing colors. If you, or anyone who can see the screen, has photosensitive epilepsy or is sensitive to flashing light, do not continue.