03 / Design
A colour playground for designers
Pick a HEX, sample with the eyedropper, see it edge-to-edge, and decide if it really works before you ship it.
Tools recommended
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02 / Used for
Best for
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UI & web designers
Validate how a chosen brand colour reads when it fills a real monitor, not a 200px Figma frame.
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Brand & graphic designers
Pin a palette to the second display while you build the rest of the system.
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Front-end engineers
Stop guessing if "looks fine" in the design tool will hold up in the browser.
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Art directors
Stage a quick "live the colour" review before approving direction.
03 / How to use it
How to use it
Three steps. One panel. Done in under a minute.
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Type or sample
Punch in a HEX, pick from presets, or use the eyedropper to lift colour from anywhere on screen.
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Open it full-screen
Fill the panel so you're reading the actual hue, not a thumbnail of it.
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Export when it sticks
Download a 4K PNG for the design doc, or share the URL with the team.
04 / Best for
A colour playground for designers
Custom colour
Type any HEX, sample with the eyedropper, or tweak with the colour wheel. Export at 4K, 2K or 1080p — straight to PNG.
Purple screen
A modern purple. Sits nicely in dark mode mockups, doubles as a soft gel for portrait lighting.
Pink screen
A vibrant pink. Great for playful design boards, beauty-shoot fill light, and standing out in social previews.
Orange screen
A warm orange built for design mood-boards, golden-hour photo simulations, and friendly monitor warmth tests.
Flip clock
A nostalgic flip-card clock for your second monitor. Quiet, full-screen, and oddly satisfying — perfect for deep work or sleep timers.
Yellow screen
A vivid yellow. Punchy enough to grab attention in mockups, calm enough to act as a daylight stand-in for product shots.
Blue screen
A confident blue. Useful for blue-channel uniformity, classic chroma-key alternatives, and cool, sky-mood photography.
Burgundy
A deep, contemplative burgundy. Quiet enough for long focus sessions; rich enough to set a mood for moody design.
05 / Use cases
Five more ways to use a screen
- 01 Video calls Light up your face. Stage clean backgrounds. Look good on camera. →
- 02 Monitor test Spot dead pixels, backlight bleed, and colour banding. →
- 04 Pranks BSODs, broken screens, and fake updates — film props on tap. →
- 05 Focus & relax Black screens, calm colours, and a flip clock for deep work. →
- 06 Photography Turn a monitor into a softbox or a clean coloured backdrop. →
- ★ All screens Built for screens. Loved by humans. →