Guided screen tool

Stuck Pixel Fixer

Position a small color-changing patch over a suspected stuck pixel, run it for a limited time, then repeat the five-color check yourself.

This tool runs locally in your browser. Your marks, observations, and timing samples are not uploaded.

  1. Check eligibility
  2. Position patch
  3. Run exercise
  4. Recheck

Targeted stuck pixel exercise

This tool is only a possible attempt for a bright or colored stuck pixel. It does not detect recovery or guarantee a repair.

What did the pixel do on a black field?

Choose the closest observation from a completed pixel test. The fixer remains unavailable until the result is consistent with a possible stuck pixel.

When to stop and seek support

Stop immediately for discomfort or unusual panel warmth. If the point remains dark or unchanged, avoid pressing or massaging the screen and check the manufacturer's pixel policy or warranty.

What this test cannot prove

There is no guaranteed browser method for repairing a stuck pixel. This exercise does not repair dead pixels, physical damage, image retention, or OLED burn-in, and the browser cannot know whether a pixel recovered.

Continue with a focused test only when it matches what you are trying to inspect.

Dead Pixel Test

Inspect five solid colors, mark a fixed suspect point, and compare what remains visible.

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Backlight Bleed Test

Compare black and near-black fields, then check whether bright areas change with viewing angle.

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Refresh Rate Test

Measure foreground browser frame cadence for 10 seconds and review timing stability.

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