Screen & TV Test Savers
Retro television, on demand: a colour-bar test card, fuzzy analogue 'no signal' static, and a full-screen dead-pixel test that's genuinely useful for checking a display. Free and fullscreen in your browser.
Custom MessageSay anything. Big.
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Test PatternPlease stand by.
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TV OfflineWe’ll be right back.
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Dead Pixel TestHunt the dead pixels.
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Film Leader CountdownThe classic 8-7-6…2-1 projector countdown leader.
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No SignalA classic "NO SIGNAL" screen with scrambled static.
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Please Stand ByThe classic broadcast-interruption test card.
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SMPTE Color BarsThe classic SMPTE broadcast color-bar test signal.
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TV Static SnowClassic analog TV static — pure black-and-white snow.
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Emergency Broadcast CardThe classic emergency-broadcast test-tone screen.
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Device Vitals BoardReal live stats about the device you're using right now.
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Live TVFive real broadcasts, playing now.
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This set leans into screen nostalgia. The test card recreates the broadcast colour bars stations showed off-air; the TV static animates the snow you'd get with no signal. The dead-pixel test cycles solid colours across the whole screen so you can spot stuck or dead sub-pixels on a monitor you're checking.
Frequently asked questions
- Can a screensaver check for dead pixels?
- Yes. The Dead Pixel Test fills the screen with solid red, green, blue, white and black in turn. A pixel that stays the wrong colour on a solid field is stuck or dead.