Warm White Screen
Warm white is what you want when pure white feels harsh. #FFF4E6 keeps the brightness but pulls the blue channel down, which reduces glare and eye strain during long sessions. It is the colour most people should be using for reading and for front lighting.
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What this colour is good for
- Fill light for video calls that doesn't wash out skin tones the way pure white does.
- Long reading or writing sessions where #FFFFFF starts to feel like a flashlight.
- A soft background for product photos, e-commerce shots, and mockups.
Warm white is not a calibration reference. If you need a neutral white for proofing colour, use #FFFFFF and a calibrated display instead.
Frequently asked questions
What colour temperature is this?
#FFF4E6 sits around 3600-3800K, comparable to a warm household bulb. If you want something softer, use the colour input to go warmer; for neutral, switch to the white screen.
Is warm white better for your eyes?
Lower blue content means less glare and less disruption to sleep, so yes for evening use. It does not make the screen physically safer — distance and breaks matter far more.