Utilorca

White screen

White screen by Utilorca (utilorca.com): free, no sign-up, runs in your browser. A plain white page that fills your whole screen. Use it as a soft light for video calls and selfies, as a light box to trace drawings, to spot dust on the display or to check for dead pixels.

Full screen

Private by design: your files are processed on your device and never uploaded.

How to use it

  1. Turn the screen brightness up, then press “Full screen” or tap the white area.
  2. Use it as a light, trace a drawing or check the display. The arrow keys switch to other colors.
  3. Double-click, double-tap or press Esc to exit.

Questions and answers

Can I use a white screen as a light?

Yes. Turn the brightness to maximum and go full screen: a laptop or tablet makes a soft front light for video calls, and a phone works as a small fill light for photos. Other colors give a warmer or tinted light.

How do I trace a drawing with my screen?

Open the white screen on a tablet at full brightness, lay the drawing on it and a thin sheet of paper on top. Keep “Keep the screen on” ticked so the display does not dim while you trace.

Does a white screen damage the display?

No, showing white is normal use. On OLED screens just avoid leaving the same bright image on for many hours every day.

Can I use it to look at X-rays or film negatives?

Yes, as a simple light box: full brightness, full screen, and hold the film flat against the display. Turn off night light or blue-light filters so the white stays neutral.

Does a white screen help to clean the monitor?

Yes: dust, smudges and streaks stand out on white. Find them here, then turn the monitor off and wipe gently with a dry microfiber cloth.

My iPhone screen turned white. Is that this?

No, that is a fault. Force restart it: press volume up, then volume down, then hold the side button until the Apple logo appears. If it stays white, contact Apple support.

How do I check for dead pixels?

Go full screen and press the arrow keys to cycle through black, white, red, green and blue. A dead pixel stays dark on every color; a stuck pixel stays one bright color. Look closely, section by section.