Pure patterns
Solid colours use exact RGB values with no image compression, opacity or decorative layers.
INDEPENDENT DISPLAY DIAGNOSTICS
Precise, fullscreen patterns for checking pixels, gradients, uniformity and motion—directly in your browser. No downloads. No sign-up. No interference.
Or choose an individual test ↓THE TEST BENCH
Start with the symptom you notice, or work through the complete set. Each test includes a clear method, interpretation and honest limitations.
Pure #000000 with no overlays, compression or glow.
View test ↗Cycle exact solid colours to find faulty subpixels.
View test ↗Inspect neutral tones, shadow detail and highlights.
View test ↗Reveal posterisation in smooth light and dark gradients.
View test ↗Inspect solid primaries and progressive saturation.
View test ↗Spot dirty-screen effect, tinting and uneven light.
View test ↗Look for persistent image retention without repair claims.
View test ↗Observe LCD edge leakage and glow in a dark room.
View test ↗Separate levels close to black and close to white.
View test ↗Check scaling, overscan, lines and one-pixel detail.
View test ↗Observe blur, ghosting and browser frame timing.
View test ↗DESIGNED FOR THE MOMENT OF DOUBT
ScreenProbe pairs exact browser-generated patterns with practical guidance. It helps you distinguish a likely panel issue from viewing angle, source processing or a setting—without pretending a browser replaces measurement hardware.
Solid colours use exact RGB values with no image compression, opacity or decorative layers.
Navigation, ads and branding disappear so you can inspect the panel without visual contamination.
Every test explains what it can reveal, what can mislead you and when to verify elsewhere.
ONE TOOLKIT / MOST DISPLAYS
Use ScreenProbe on monitors, televisions, laptops, phones and tablets. The right interpretation changes by panel type, so our instructions do too.
FAQ / 01—04
It can send controlled pixel values and reveal visible issues. It cannot measure colour accuracy, luminance or response time like dedicated hardware.
No. The tests run directly in a modern browser and do not upload screen data.
Yes. Fullscreen removes surrounding references and browser chrome. Keep browser zoom at 100% for geometry and sharpness patterns.
No. They help you observe and compare. ScreenProbe does not make repair claims.