White Screen
A pure white screen fills your whole display in one click. Most people use it for three things: adding soft front light during a video call, checking a monitor for dead pixels or dust, and getting a clean white image for a design or document background.
What this colour is good for
- Soft lighting for video calls, makeup, or product photos when your room is too dark.
- Spotting dust, smudges, and dead pixels on a screen — white shows every speck.
- Grabbing a pure #FFFFFF image for slides, mockups, or print backgrounds.
White is the brightest thing you can put on a screen. On an OLED panel it draws the most power, so don't leave it up for long if you are on battery.
Frequently asked questions
Is this white screen really pure white?
Yes. The page renders #FFFFFF (255, 255, 255). Downloading gives you an image filled with that exact value, with no compression artifacts in the JPEG at quality 0.92.
Can I use it as a light source for streaming?
You can, and many people do — a white browser window or full-screen white page makes a usable softbox substitute. Keep the screen a bit off-axis so you don't get a mirror-like reflection, and don't put it closer than arm's length.