usbRecognized - Color Test – Test Monitor Color Online | usbRecognized

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Test your monitor color accuracy online for free. Check color banding, gradient smoothness, grayscale, and SMPTE color bars. No download required.

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Hey PH community! πŸ‘‹ We've added another new tool to USBRecognized β€” a free online Color Test for checking your monitor or display right in the browser. No installs, no signups, 100% privacy-friendly. Here's what's included: 🎨 Nine Solid Colors β€” Full-screen pure red, green, blue, white, black, gray, yellow, cyan, and magenta. Instantly spot dead pixels, backlight bleed, and uniformity issues. 🌈 RGB Gradient Ramps β€” Smooth black-to-red, black-to-green, and black-to-blue gradients that reveal color banding caused by low color depth or cheap panels. ⚑ 16-Step Grayscale Ramp β€” Check for color tinting (pink, blue, or green casts), shadow detail, and highlight clipping across the full tonal range. πŸ“Ί SMPTE Color Bars β€” Industry-standard pattern with seven primary/secondary colors, reverse bars, and a PLUGE pattern for professional-level color and black-level verification. 🎯 Custom Hex Color Input β€” Type any hex code to fill your screen with that exact color. Great for testing brand colors, calibration targets, or reproducing an issue you saw elsewhere. β›Ά Fullscreen Mode β€” Uses the Fullscreen API for an immersive, distraction-free test across your entire screen. 🩺 AI Diagnostic Summary β€” After testing, get a 0–100 health score, possible causes, and recommended fixes. Export as PDF, text, or a shareable URL. Works on every display type β€” LCD, LED, OLED, QLED, IPS, VA, TN, Mini-LED β€” and on any device with a browser: desktop monitors, laptops, tablets, phones, and even TVs. All testing is purely local CSS background colors; nothing is ever uploaded. Ideal for anyone buying a new monitor, checking a display before photo editing or design work, verifying color accuracy for gaming, or troubleshooting a "colors look weird" issue. Available in 11 languages. Let us know what you think! πŸ–₯️