Display testing
Use solid colors to inspect pixels, brightness consistency and other visible display issues.
Start testing →ONLINE DISPLAY TOOL
A simple, fullscreen black screen for display testing, OLED checks, screen cleaning, and everyday use.
SCREEN TOOL
Choose a color, adjust brightness, enter fullscreen, or set a timer.
Keyboard: F = fullscreen · 1–5 = colors · Esc = exit fullscreen
WHY USE A BLACK SCREEN?
A pure black screen can make display problems easier to notice and can also be useful when you need a clean, distraction-free display. ScreenBlack puts the common controls in one place without unnecessary clutter.
USE CASES
Use solid colors to inspect pixels, brightness consistency and other visible display issues.
Start testing →Black is especially useful when checking OLED displays because individual pixels can switch off completely.
Explore OLED testing →Need an actual image instead of a webpage? Download pure black PNG and JPG files for any resolution.
See resources →A dark display can make dust, fingerprints and smudges easier to spot while cleaning.
Open the screen →SCREENBLACK RESOURCES
The homepage stays focused on the tool. Deeper pages provide detailed testing information, OLED guidance and downloadable black images.
Learn how to use solid colors to inspect common display problems.
02OLED-specific testing information and a focused black-screen experience.
03Pure black PNG and image resources for screens and backgrounds.
04Read browser-reported viewport and scaling values; inspect visual patterns.
05Estimate the browser frame cadence and compare it with your display settings.
QUICK GUIDE
SCREENBLACK BLOG
Go beyond a quick test with careful advice on monitor checks, safe screen care and recording a display issue.
FAQ
Yes. The testing area uses a pure black background by default. You can also switch to other solid colors.
Yes. The page is responsive and can be used on phones, tablets, laptops, monitors and TVs with a compatible browser.
It can help you inspect the display, but a black screen alone cannot identify every type of dead or stuck pixel. Testing multiple solid colors is more useful.
Yes. Use the Fullscreen button or press F while the page is active.
No. The timer changes the ScreenBlack tool state after the selected period; it does not control your monitor's power.