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사용자 지정 색상

전체 화면 빠른 점검불량 화소 및 색 편차 확인장치 정보 동시 표시

화면 종합 테스트

가장 자주 쓰는 화면 점검 항목을 한 페이지에 모아 단색 전환, 불량 화소 확인, 전체 화면 관찰, 브라우저 기준 장치 정보 확인을 함께 제공합니다.

Color and dead pixels

Black, white, and RGB solids are the fastest way to catch dead pixels, bright pixels, dark pixels, and obvious tint imbalance.

Grayscale and tonal range

Step ladders, gradients, and clipping views make it easier to catch banding, crushed shadows, and blown highlights.

Sharpness and refresh behavior

Resolution and refresh views help inspect scaling, thin-line rendering, browser-side smoothness, and timing consistency.

Suggested test flow

This order mirrors how many people actually check a new monitor or troubleshoot a panel at their desk.

1

Start with solid colors

Use black, white, and RGB first to reveal dead pixels, bright pixels, glow, corner shading, and obvious tint shifts.

2

Move to grayscale next

If the panel looks washed out, crushed, or uneven in tone, switch to ladders and gradients for a more sensitive read.

3

Check sharpness after that

Use 1px lines, checker patterns, and text sharpness views to inspect scaling artifacts and rendering softness.

4

Use focused pages last

Once you know which direction to investigate, the dedicated color, grayscale, burn-in, resolution, or refresh pages will be more efficient.

Screen self-check guide

The reading path stays below the workbench so the first screen stays usable without hiding the deeper context.

Why solid colors come first

Solid-color patterns are the usual starting point for a quick display check because they are fast to read with the naked eye.

What grayscale and sharpness reveal

When solid colors look mostly fine, grayscale and fine-line views help dig deeper into tonal separation and rendering quality.

How to read each pattern

Each pattern is better at revealing a different class of display issue, so switching with intent saves time.

빠른 점검

순수 블랙

암점, 백라이트 번짐, 기본 패널 균일성을 확인할 때 사용합니다.

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순수 화이트

밝은 점, 먼지, 밝기 균일성을 빠르게 확인할 때 사용합니다.

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빨간 채널

빨간 화면은 스턱 픽셀과 뚜렷한 색 편차를 드러내기 쉽습니다.

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초록 채널

초록 화면은 죽은 픽셀이나 스턱 픽셀을 눈에 띄게 확인하기 쉽습니다.

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파란 채널

파란 화면은 암부 모서리, 스턱 픽셀, 균일성 변화를 확인하는 데 도움이 됩니다.

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그레이 래더

검은색과 흰색 사이의 계조 분리가 자연스러운지 빠르게 확인합니다.

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체커 패턴

스케일링 아티팩트와 가장자리 선명도를 빠르게 확인하는 패턴입니다.

Screen self-check guide

The reading path stays below the workbench so the first screen stays usable without hiding the deeper context.

Why solid colors come first

Solid-color patterns are the usual starting point for a quick display check because they are fast to read with the naked eye.

Black surfaces expose dark issues

Pure black helps reveal dark pixels, backlight glow, gray corners, and dark-scene uniformity shifts.

White surfaces expose bright issues

Pure white makes bright pixels, dust, stains, and bright-area uniformity issues easier to notice.

What grayscale and sharpness reveal

When solid colors look mostly fine, grayscale and fine-line views help dig deeper into tonal separation and rendering quality.

Grayscale reveals tonal collapse

If neighboring tones merge too early or gradients band visibly, the display path is not separating tones smoothly enough.

1px lines reveal scaling behavior

Blurry or broken fine lines often point to system scaling, browser zoom, or rendering-path interpolation.

Where web testing stops

SPCBOX focuses on browser-reachable self-checks rather than pretending to expose low-level monitor truth.

The readings are browser-side

Resolution, DPR, color depth, and refresh estimates come from the current browser environment and should be read as practical hints.

Pro calibration still needs hardware

For absolute color accuracy, gamma curves, luminance calibration, or hardware response validation, dedicated physical instruments are still the right tool.

Common questions

These answers clarify what a browser-based screen test can help with and where its limits begin.

Q.

Can this replace professional display instruments?

No. It is best for fast dead-pixel, tint, grayscale, sharpness, and browser-side motion checks, not for replacing a calibrator or high-speed camera setup.

Q.

Why does fullscreen matter so much?

Fullscreen reduces browser chrome, nearby distractions, and layout edges, which makes glow, dead pixels, corner shading, and uniformity issues easier to spot.

Q.

Why is the refresh result not identical to my monitor spec?

Because this page estimates behavior through requestAnimationFrame, so the result is influenced by focus state, browser scheduling, and system load.

Q.

Do I need the dedicated subpages if the overview looks fine?

Not always. The overview is intentionally built for fast screening, and the focused pages are most useful once you already have a suspected direction.