How to Fix a Stuck Pixel on Your Monitor
Found a bright dot on screen? Use our free Screen Test to locate stuck pixels, try safe fixes, and know when to claim warranty.
The professional tool to check your screen for dead pixels, backlight bleed, and uniformity.
Directly select colors via the bottom bar instead of cycling through them blindly.
Specialized 50% and Dark Gray patterns to test screen uniformity and backlight bleed.
Use keyboard shortcuts (1-0) to instantly switch colors for rapid validation.
No software installation required. Browser-based testing works on any OS.
Quick answers to the most common questions about dead pixels, stuck pixels, burn-in, and warranties.
A dead pixel is a black dot on white backgrounds; a stuck pixel shows a bright color on dark backgrounds. Use the solid color modes here to compare.
True dead pixels are usually permanent. Stuck pixels can sometimes recover with flashing or gentle pressure.
No, they are typically isolated hardware failures. A cluster appearing over time points to a failing panel.
Many consumer panels follow ISO 13406-2 Class II, which tolerates a few defects. Use the retailer return window if one pixel bothers you.
Burn-in appears as faint shadows on gray/dark red; dead/stuck pixels are sharp dots best seen on white/black. Cycle those modes here.
Flashing is safe for the monitor but can trigger photosensitive epilepsy. Start the fixer, look away or cover the screen, and let it run.
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