Full Screen Color Light: Mood and Night

Use this full screen color light to turn a phone, tablet, laptop or monitor into a mood lamp, reading light, night light or fill light for photos and video calls. Pick any color, choose a color temperature from candle-warm to daylight-cool, lower the brightness and go full screen. You can also let the color fade slowly or breathe, set an auto-off timer so it switches itself off, and ask the screen to stay awake. There is no flashing or strobing. Everything runs in your browser and works offline once the page has loaded.

Full Screen Color Light

Turn your screen into a soft color light. Pick a color or Kelvin, dim it, fade colors and set a sleep timer.

Everything runs in your browser. Nothing you type is sent to a server.

How to use the Full Screen Color Light

  1. Choose a color swatch, use the color picker, or move the Kelvin slider for warm or cool white.
  2. Set the brightness with the slider.
  3. Pick a mode: Solid, Slow color fade or Breathing, and optionally an auto-off timer.
  4. Press Full screen, and use Hide controls for a clean light. Tap the light to bring the controls back.

Features

  • Any color plus warm-to-cool Kelvin white
  • Brightness control from 10 to 100 percent
  • Slow fade and breathing modes with no strobing
  • Auto-off timer for bedtime use
  • Keep-awake option where the browser supports it
  • Full screen with one tap

Frequently asked questions

Can I use my screen as a light?

Yes. Pick a color, raise the brightness and go full screen. A screen light is soft and good for close tasks, but it is not as bright as a real lamp.

Which color temperature is best for night?

Warm settings around 2000 to 3000 K are easier on the eyes in the evening. Cool values around 6500 K look like daylight and suit daytime fill light.

Will the screen turn off by itself?

Phones may dim the screen after a while. Turn on Keep screen awake where it is available. If your browser does not support it, adjust your device sleep setting.

Is there any flashing?

No. The fade and breathing modes change slowly and never strobe, so they are gentler than flashing light apps.

Is it free and private?

Yes. It is free, needs no install or account and nothing leaves your device.