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Screen Color Tester - Test Display Colors

Test and calibrate screen colors on phones, tablets, and computers. Display solid colors in fullscreen mode to detect dead pixels and test color accuracy.

Color Selection

Preset Colors

Custom Color

Current Color

#000000
rgb(0, 0, 0)

Press any key or touch screen to exit fullscreen

How to Use

1. Select a preset color or choose a custom color
2. Click "Enter Fullscreen" to display the color
3. Press any key or touch the screen to exit fullscreen
4. Perfect for testing dead pixels and color accuracy

Fullscreen Display

Display pure colors in fullscreen mode for accurate testing and dead pixel detection.

Preset Colors

Quick access to common test colors including black, white, red, green, blue, and more.

Custom Colors

Choose any custom color using the color picker for specific testing requirements.

Mobile Responsive

Works perfectly on phones, tablets, and desktop computers with touch and keyboard support.

Instant Testing

No installation required, test your screen colors instantly in your web browser.

Professional Use

Ideal for technicians, designers, and anyone who needs to verify display quality.

Why Use Screen Color Tester?

Our screen color tester is the perfect tool for checking display quality on any device. Whether you're testing for dead pixels, verifying color accuracy, or calibrating monitors, this tool provides a simple and effective solution.

Common Use Cases

  • Dead pixel detection on LCD and OLED screens
  • Color accuracy testing for monitors and displays
  • Display calibration and color profiling
  • Quality control testing in manufacturing
  • Screen repair verification and testing
  • Testing devices before purchase or after repair

Technical Features

Supports fullscreen mode on all modern browsers, works with touch and keyboard input, displays accurate color values in HEX and RGB formats, and provides instant color switching for efficient testing.

Testing Tips

For best results, test in a dark room to clearly see dead pixels, use white background to detect dark spots, use black background to detect bright spots, and test all primary colors (red, green, blue) to check individual color channels.

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