Monitor Hz & frame skipping test
Measure live browser refresh rate (Hz), compare 60/120/240 Hz motion, and check for skipped frames.
Open Hz test →MonitorTest is a 100% browser-based, client-side display testing platform with 16 visual checks for pixel defects, panel artifacts, calibration and motion performance.
Cycle pure colors to locate permanently dark, glowing, or stuck RGB sub-pixels.
Output true black. Check for uneven lighting or 'glowing' seeping from panel corners in a dark room.
Use 50% gray and deep red screens to spot ghosted UI elements (taskbars/HUDs) permanently etched into your OLED.
Use rapid horizontal movement to compare visible tearing while changing V-Sync or VRR settings; this does not certify that either feature is working.
Test for the "Dirty Screen Effect" (DSE). Colors should look identically bright from corner to corner.
Forces a localized strobe at 60Hz. It has a chance to revive stubbornly stuck (not dead) sub-pixels.
Verify if your display is accurately targeting a 2.2 Gamma curve using visual blend blocks to ensure correct brightness.
Check if you can distinguish RGB 1 from RGB 0. Critical for dark movie scenes and horror games.
Check if extreme RGB 254 details are blooming into pure white, causing you to lose highlight detail.
Check for smooth color gradations without distinct stepped 'bands' to evaluate your panel's bit depth.
Evaluate exact color separation thresholds between distinct hue values on the sRGB spectrum.
Track fast-moving UFO objects. Test your overdrive setting; too low causes smearing, too high causes inverse halos.
Test the visually perceived delay between an instant click action and the pixel color changing on screen.
View geometric patterns from sharp off-center angles to identify extreme color wash-out specific to your panel type.
Micro-text and 1px lines help identify anti-aliasing issues caused by non-standard RGB sub-pixel layouts like BGR.
Examine tight checkerboards to see if screen flickering occurs due to LCD voltage inversion cycles.
Go beyond solid-color screens: compare pixel density and collect your visual checks in a report you can keep.
Measure live browser refresh rate (Hz), compare 60/120/240 Hz motion, and check for skipped frames.
Open Hz test →Check required Gbps bandwidth for 1080p, 1440p, Ultrawide, and 4K across HDMI and DisplayPort versions.
Open cable calculator →Inspect OLED monitors and AMOLED phones for taskbar/icon burn-in and near-black vertical banding.
Open OLED test →Check bright vs. dark sub-pixel thresholds across Dell, ASUS, LG, MSI, Samsung, AOC and ViewSonic.
Open warranty checker →Compare two display diagonals, aspect ratios and PPI densities side by side to scale.
Compare sizes →Calculate PPI, pixel pitch, physical panel dimensions and an approximate angular threshold.
Open calculator →Record pixel, uniformity, backlight and motion observations; download the summary or print it to PDF.
Create report →Dead Pixel Test and the Dead Pixel Guide · Ghosting Test and the Ghosting Guide · IPS Glow Test and the IPS Glow Guide · Screen Tearing Test and the Screen Tearing Guide
We do not diagnose automatically. Record what you see, change one setting, and compare under the same conditions. Records stay in this browser and are not sent to a server.