★ / All screens
All screens
Built for screens. Loved by humans.
01 / Video calls · 01
Light up your face. Stage clean backgrounds. Look good on camera.
02 / Monitor test · 03
Spot dead pixels, backlight bleed, and colour banding.
Blue screen
A confident blue. Useful for blue-channel uniformity, classic chroma-key alternatives, and cool, sky-mood photography.
Green screen
A crisp green for chroma-key practice, green-channel monitor tests, or a botanical mood for product photography.
Red screen
A saturated red. Hunt down stuck pixels, judge red-channel uniformity, or use it as a warm, dramatic backdrop.
03 / Design · 05
Pick colours, sample HEX, and proof designs in real lighting.
Custom colour
Type any HEX, sample with the eyedropper, or tweak with the colour wheel. Export at 4K, 2K or 1080p — straight to PNG.
Orange screen
A warm orange built for design mood-boards, golden-hour photo simulations, and friendly monitor warmth tests.
Pink screen
A vibrant pink. Great for playful design boards, beauty-shoot fill light, and standing out in social previews.
Purple screen
A modern purple. Sits nicely in dark mode mockups, doubles as a soft gel for portrait lighting.
Yellow screen
A vivid yellow. Punchy enough to grab attention in mockups, calm enough to act as a daylight stand-in for product shots.
04 / Pranks · 06
BSODs, broken screens, and fake updates — film props on tap.
Black Screen of Death
The newer, even more confusing relative of the BSOD. Almost no text, just a blinking cursor — perfect for the briefest, most alarming silence.
Broken screen
A web of convincing cracks rendered right on the glass. Great for short videos, photo composites, or a really mean April Fool's.
Blue Screen of Death
A pixel-perfect Windows Blue Screen of Death. Set it up before you walk away from a friend's laptop. Click anywhere to escape — they don't need to know that.
White noise screen
A flickering noise field with optional audio. Channel old-TV static, kill silence at a film shoot, or do the most retro practical joke around.
Windows 10 fake update
A pixel-perfect Windows 10 update screen, complete with the slow percentage crawl. Set it up before someone's coffee break for maximum effect.
Windows 11 fake update
The cleaner, rounded-corner Windows 11 update screen. Same long percentage crawl, more modern panic.
05 / Focus & relax · 04
Black screens, calm colours, and a flip clock for deep work.
Black screen
Pure black, all pixels off. Rest your eyes, hide a second monitor, save a bit of OLED power, or check for backlight bleed.
Flip clock
A nostalgic flip-card clock for your second monitor. Quiet, full-screen, and oddly satisfying — perfect for deep work or sleep timers.
Burgundy
A deep, contemplative burgundy. Quiet enough for long focus sessions; rich enough to set a mood for moody design.
Sage green
A soft, muted sage. Easy on the eyes for long reading sessions, beautiful as an understated mood board.