Question 1

Is GetWhiteScreen completely free to use?

Accepted Answer

Yes, GetWhiteScreen is 100% free with no hidden costs, registration requirements, or limitations. You can use it as many times as you want on any device.

Question 2

How do I test for dead pixels on my monitor?

Accepted Answer

To test for dead pixels, go fullscreen with a solid color (white, black, red, green, and blue work best) and carefully inspect your entire screen. Dead pixels will appear as tiny dots that don't match the background color. Cycle through multiple colors to catch both stuck and dead pixels.

Question 3

Can I use this as a green screen for video calls?

Accepted Answer

Select the green color preset and go fullscreen on a second monitor or device placed behind you. Many video conferencing apps can use this as a chroma key background. For best results, ensure even lighting on the screen.

Question 4

Does it work on mobile devices and tablets?

Accepted Answer

Yes, GetWhiteScreen works on all modern browsers including mobile devices and tablets. On mobile, tap the preview to enter fullscreen mode. Note that fullscreen behavior may vary slightly depending on your device and browser.

Question 5

How can I use a custom color not in the presets?

Accepted Answer

You can enter any hex color code in the color picker input field at the top of the page, or use the color picker tool to select your exact shade. The preview will update in real-time so you can see your color before going fullscreen.

Question 6

What are the keyboard shortcuts?

Accepted Answer

Press F or Space to enter fullscreen mode. Press ESC or click anywhere on the screen to exit fullscreen.

Fullscreen
color
for your display

Test pixels, clean your screen, create ambient lighting, or use as a backdrop. One click to transform your display.

Choose your color

A fully integrated screen utility

Dead Pixel Detection

Screen Cleaning

Photography Lighting

Chroma Key

Monitor Calibration

Ambient Lighting

How to use

Pick a color

Go fullscreen

Exit anytime

Frequently asked questions

Fullscreen color for your display