Pink Screen
Turn your whole screen pink and use it as a soft fill light for selfies and video calls. It gives your skin a warmer, rosier glow. Pick from several shades of pink and adjust the brightness.
Keyboard shortcuts
- F
- Full screen
- Esc
- Exit full screen
- ↑ ↓
- Brightness
- ← →
- Change shade
- H
- Show or hide controls
- S
- Download PNG
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A web page can't change your backlight, so this slider dims the pink instead. For maximum light, turn your device brightness all the way up.
Fill light tips
- Put the screen right in front of your face, slightly above eye level.
- Turn off the overhead light so the fill light stands out.
- Blush looks the most natural; hot pink is more of a mood light.
What can you use a pink screen for?
- Selfie and video call lighting: Put a tablet or second monitor in front of your face and open the pink screen. Your skin looks rosier, and the light is warmer than plain white.
- A backdrop for streams and videos: Put the screen behind you and the camera sees a clean wall of pink. Rose and hot pink stand out the most on camera.
- Party and birthday mood lighting: Dim the room and set a few phones or tablets to hot pink for simple mood lighting. Set a timer and they'll leave full screen on their own.
- A pink background for small objects: Shoot jewelry, desserts, or figurines in front of a tablet and it becomes a glowing pink backdrop.
How to choose a shade
The five shades go from lightest to most saturated. Use a light one for fill light and a stronger one for backdrops or mood lighting.
- Blush #FFE4EC: Closest to white light, and the most natural for fill light.
- Pink #FFC0CB: Classic pink that warms up skin tones a little.
- Peach #FFCBB8: A touch of orange that also warms up skin tones.
- Rose #FF8FB1: A richer color that works well as a backdrop.
- Hot pink #FF4FA3: The most vivid, great for backdrops and mood lighting.
A web page can only change colors, not the backlight. For a bright fill light, turn your device brightness all the way up first, then fine-tune with the slider here.
How to use it
- Pick a shade, set the brightness, and add a timer if you need one.
- Click Full screen, press F, or double-click the preview.
- Press Esc to exit. On a phone, tap the screen to bring up the controls, then tap Exit.
Safari on iPhone doesn't support full screen for web pages, so the color fills the browser window instead. To hide the address bar completely, add this page to your Home Screen first.