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Monitor Test

Testing your monitor is key to ensuring that it works properly and displays content clearly. Whether you’re into gaming, graphic design, or just general computer use, knowing that your monitor accurately displays colors and operates smoothly is essential. Performing regular tests can help you spot issues like dead pixels, incorrect color output, and other problems that might affect your experience.

Our monitor test includes 8 subtests

Pattern, Defective Pixels, Uniformity, Color Spacing, Sharpness, Gradients, Gamma and Response Time.

To start each test, click the “►” button with your mouse.

To stop the test at any time, simply press the Esc key on your keyboard.

Test Pattern
Defective Pixels
Uniformity
Color Distances
Sharpness
Gradients
Gamma
Response Time
The functionality is not available for your screen width. The test can only be performed on a desktop monitor.

What our online monitor test includes

Testing your monitor comprehensively ensures that it displays content accurately and performs well across various tasks. Here’s an overview of different tests you can perform to assess your monitor’s capabilities:

Test Pattern

This test displays various patterns on the screen to check for any irregularities in color and resolution alignment. It helps identify issues that might not be noticeable in regular use.

Dead Pixels

This test helps you identify dead or stuck pixels on your monitor. A dead pixel will be black while a stuck pixel might show as a tiny dot of red, green, or blue.

Uniformity

Check how uniformly the backlight illuminates the panel across the entire screen. Poor uniformity can lead to uneven brightness or color shading.

Color Distances

This test evaluates the accuracy of color representation by comparing the displayed colors against a known standard. It’s essential for tasks requiring precise color reproduction.

Sharpness

Assesses how clearly small text and fine details are displayed, which is crucial for reading or detailed graphical work.

Gradients

Tests how smoothly colors gradient from one to another, important for graphic design and photo editing to avoid banding.

Gamma

Evaluates the gamma curve of the monitor to see how it translates input signal into light output, crucial for balancing brightness and contrast.

Response Time

Measures how quickly the monitor can change from one color to another. Important for gaming and video playback to avoid ghosting and trailing effects.

Read more about each of our tests:

response time test
gamma calibration test
gradeint test for screen
monitor sharpness test
color distance screen test
monitor patterns test
screen uniformity Test
defective pixels test
Screen-Burn-in-Test

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Check the monitor for any malfunctioning pixels. Each pixel should be showing black. If you notice any colored illumination within a pixel, it indicates a subpixel that is persistently lit.
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Verify whether there are any faulty pixels on the monitor. Every pixel ought to display white. If you observe a black pixel, it signifies a pixel that's absent.
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Verify for any malfunctioning pixels on the monitor. Every pixel ought to display in red. The presence of a black pixel signifies the absence of the red subpixel.
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Verify for any faulty pixels on the screen. Each pixel ought to emit a green hue. Should you come across a black pixel, it suggests the absence of the green subpixel.
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Verify for any faulty pixels on the monitor. Every pixel ought to display blue. The presence of a black pixel denotes the absence of a blue subpixel.
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Evaluate the consistency of the image by employing different shades of gray. Ensure that brightness is uniformly dispersed throughout the entire image, with no presence of vibrant hues.
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Evaluate the consistency of the image by employing different shades of gray. Ensure that brightness is uniformly dispersed throughout the entire image, with no presence of vibrant hues.
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Evaluate the consistency of the image by employing different shades of gray. Ensure that brightness is uniformly dispersed throughout the entire image, with no presence of vibrant hues.
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Evaluate the consistency of the image by employing different shades of gray. Ensure that brightness is uniformly dispersed throughout the entire image, with no presence of vibrant hues.
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Assess your monitor's ability to accurately reproduce similar colors while maintaining their distinction. To do this, create two color patches. The closer the similarity between the two colors, but the more distinguishable they are, the higher the monitor's color resolution. This score is especially useful for comparing the color reproduction capability of two different monitors directly.

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This assessment enables you to ascertain if your monitor can render text crisply and devoid of any blurring or shadows, irrespective of other factors like text anti-aliasing.

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Inversion

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The gradient should be as smooth as possible, without unnecessary noise or other colors. Check the gradient display with different colors.

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Inversion

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Determine the gamma value of your monitor. Use the slider to change the grayscale of the shape so that it blends as much as possible with the background below. The displayed value corresponds to the gamma value of your monitor.

Gamma:
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Select the refresh rate of your monitor, or the frequency you want to work with, and see how smoothly each new block appears.

Speed (per sec):
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