Soft photo light
Use a white or warm screen as a gentle fill for portraits, objects, and video calls.
Free screen light
Fill any display with clean, edge-to-edge color for photography, screen testing, focus, or atmosphere.
F or Space full screen · ←→ cycle colors · Esc exit
GlowScreen turns the display you already have into a simple, dependable light source. Pick a preset or enter an exact hex color, open it full screen, and adjust your device brightness to suit the moment.
Use a white or warm screen as a gentle fill for portraits, objects, and video calls.
Cycle through solid colors to spot dead pixels, uneven lighting, or display discoloration.
Preview a precise hex value at scale while designing, painting, or matching a palette.
Add a calm wash of color to a room, a desk setup, or a focused work session.
Once the page has loaded, the color tool keeps working even if your connection drops — handy on a shoot without Wi-Fi.
Go fullscreen, then cycle through solid colors with the ← → keys — or tap the left and right edges of the screen. Dead or stuck pixels show up as tiny dots that stay put while the background changes. They are easiest to spot on white, black, red, green, and blue. For a focused check, open our dedicated dead pixel test.
Yes. Pick white, press F or hit the Full screen button, and your entire display becomes a clean white screen, useful as a soft light for video calls, a neutral backdrop, or a blank canvas.
Yes. Every feature — all colors, fullscreen mode, custom hex input, and PNG export — is free with no account, no install, and no watermark.
No. GlowScreen runs entirely in your browser on phones, tablets, laptops, desktops, and smart TVs. Just open the page and pick a color.
It exports the current color as a solid PNG image, from Full HD up to 8K (7680 × 4320). Use it as a wallpaper, a test pattern, or a clean background plate for design work.
Yes. Type any 6-digit hex code into the custom color field — or use the color picker — and the screen shows that exact color. The current hex value is always shown next to “Choose your light” so you can verify it.