Display diagnostics

Focused checks for panel uniformity, motion, color and HDR-era display behavior.

Backlight BleedUse a pure black field to inspect corner glow, clouding and IPS glow.GreyscaleScan a smooth set of neutral tones for crushed shadows, clipping and banding.Color AccuracyCompare a balanced reference palette across skin, foliage, sky and neutral swatches.Color GamutInspect saturated ramps and hidden-pattern fields to understand color coverage.Refresh RateMeasure the animation cadence your browser can sustain and watch for uneven pacing.GhostingFollow moving high-contrast blocks to spot trailing, smearing and inverse ghosting.BloomingBright shapes on black reveal halo spread from local-dimming zones.Burn-inCycle uniform colors and patterns to inspect OLED retention or uneven wear.Color BandingReveal stepped transitions in gradients that should appear smooth.ContrastCheck black-white separation and fine transitions at multiple line widths.HDRCompare highlight detail, deep blacks and vivid color in an HDR-ready pattern.Touch ScreenTrace a responsive grid to find dead zones, missed touches and inconsistent tracking.Screen TearingMove synchronized bars across the display to reveal tearing and frame pacing issues.Black LevelInspect near-black steps to check shadow detail, crush and panel uniformity.RGB ChannelCycle isolated red, green and blue fields to spot channel tint and stuck subpixels.sRGB ColorUse a compact sRGB reference palette to check clipping, tint and oversaturation.P3 GamutExplore vivid Display-P3 swatches and gradients on wide-gamut displays.BrightnessCompare luminance steps from near-black to white and check for clipping or unevenness.Gamma CalibrationTune mid-tone visibility with a neutral gamma reference pattern.FlickerShow controlled light and dark modulation to help reveal PWM or temporal dithering.Color DepthCompare stepped and dithered gradients to identify limited color depth or banding.Monitor ColorReview a complete color-card sequence for tint, clipping, uniformity and calibration drift.