Screen Test Tools

Inspect dead or stuck pixels, color uniformity, gradients, sharpness, motion ghosting and browser animation timing with guided fullscreen patterns.

Privacy first: All patterns are drawn locally in your browser. No screen image, screenshot or display data is uploaded.

Screen Test Tools tool

Choose a test pattern below or start the guided fullscreen sequence.

Display information

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How to use the screen test patterns

Use solid colors to look for stuck or dead pixels, gradients to inspect banding, checkerboards and text to assess sharpness, and the moving boxes to observe ghosting or response-time artifacts.

This visual test cannot repair pixels or certify display quality. Persistent defects should be checked against the manufacturer’s warranty policy.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this tool fix a dead pixel?

No. It helps you visually identify possible dead or stuck pixels but cannot repair physical display defects.

Why is the refresh-rate estimate slightly different?

Browser scheduling, power saving, variable refresh rate and background processes can affect animation timing.

Which color is best for finding dead pixels?

Check all solid colors. Black and white reveal brightness defects, while red, green and blue help identify failed color subpixels.

Practical tool guide

Using Screen Test Tools effectively

Check your display for dead pixels and color accuracy. This page is designed to help you inspect or test a result with a clear browser-based workflow rather than making you install a separate utility for a small task.

How to use it

Run the check in the browser and grant a permission only when the feature genuinely needs it. Compare results across browsers or devices when troubleshooting compatibility.

Best used for
  • browser compatibility checks
  • device troubleshooting
  • understanding permission and hardware support
What to verify

Diagnostic results can vary by browser, device, permissions, network conditions or source data, so verify anything business-critical with an authoritative source. Browsers intentionally restrict some hardware and network details for privacy and security, so not every value is available on every device.

Expected: A result that matches the options you selected and can be checked against the original input. Avoid: Using the output immediately without checking a representative part of it first.

Why this workflow matters

Device and browser readings are a snapshot of what the current browser is allowed to expose. Screen Test Tools can help you troubleshoot support, permissions or configuration, but privacy protections may intentionally hide or generalize some values. If you are comparing devices, repeat the check under similar browser and network conditions and note whether permissions, extensions, VPNs or privacy settings differ between tests.