Screen tools
Screen tools that fill your display with one color.
Turn any computer, phone, tablet, or TV screen into solid white, black, red, green, or blue in one click. Each tool goes full screen, hides its controls, and can save the color as an image.
All screen tools
White Screen
Fill your screen with plain white to use as a light or blank page
Black Screen
Turn your whole screen pure black, in full screen
Red Screen
Fill your screen with red for a dim night light or pixel check
Green Screen
Show full screen green for chroma key and screen replacement
Blue Screen
Fill your screen with solid blue for blue screen keying
Use your screen as a light or a backdrop
A screen full of one color has more uses than it seems. White lights your face on a video call, black makes a monitor look switched off, dim red keeps your night vision under the stars, and green or blue gives a video editor a color to key out. Each tool keeps the screen from going to sleep while it is open, in browsers that support it.
Solid color images in any size
Need the color as a file instead? Every screen tool can save a plain PNG at common video and phone sizes or at a width and height you type. Use it as a background layer, a placeholder in an edit, or a wallpaper. The image is made in your browser, so nothing is uploaded.
Frequently asked questions
- What are screen tools?
- They fill your whole display with one solid color in full screen. A full screen color is useful as a soft light, a backdrop for chroma key, a way to make a screen look off, or a plain background for checking a display.
- Can I pick a color that is not listed?
- Yes. Every screen tool has a color box where you can type any hex code or open a color picker, plus extra colors such as warm white, gray, orange, yellow, pink, and purple.
- Can I download the colors as images?
- Yes. Each tool can save a solid color PNG at 720p, 1080p, 1440p, 4K, a phone size, a square, or any width and height up to 8000 pixels.
- Do they work on phones, tablets, and TVs?
- Yes, in any modern browser. Computers, Android devices, and iPads switch to true full screen. On iPhone the color fills the browser window, because iPhone browsers do not let web pages go full screen.
- Are these tools free?
- Yes. They are free with no signup, and they run entirely in your browser.