For display inspection

Check a screen before it becomes a problem

Use Screen Tester to inspect dead pixels, color uniformity, gradients, light bleed, and other visible display issues in fullscreen.

What to inspect

Fullscreen patterns make display issues easier to notice than normal desktop content.

Pixel visibility

Use solid colors to spot dead, stuck, bright, or dark pixels.

Uniformity and bleed

Check dark and light screens for uneven brightness, edge glow, or patchy areas.

Color and gradient checks

Use color patterns to review banding, tint, contrast, and general panel behavior.

Screen check steps

Use this before buying, selling, troubleshooting, or setting up a display.

1

Clean the display

Wipe dust and fingerprints first so marks are not mistaken for panel issues.

2

Run fullscreen patterns

Open Screen Tester and inspect each color or pattern carefully.

3

Change distance and lighting

Look from normal viewing distance and close range, with room lighting adjusted for the issue you are checking.

After testing

Once the display is checked, use it for one of these fullscreen workflows.

Screen testing questions

Notes for interpreting fullscreen test patterns.

Can this diagnose hardware failure?

It helps reveal visible display issues, but it does not replace professional repair diagnostics.

Should I test in a dark room?

Dark rooms are useful for checking light bleed, while normal room lighting is useful for everyday visibility.

Can I test phones and TVs?

Yes. Open Screen Tester in the browser on the device or display it through a connected browser source.

Inspect your screen in fullscreen

Open Screen Tester and check the display with clean full-screen patterns.

Open screen tester