Burn-in Fixer & Stuck Pixel Tool

The Burn-in Fixer & Stuck Pixel Tool is a high-precision professional online utility designed to refresh every single pixel on your computer display. By utilizing high-frequency random RGB noise on a blank page background, it helps eliminate "ghosting" (image retention) and improve the health of sensitive monitor panels.

How the Online Burn-in Fixer Utility Works

Our professional diagnostic tool uses advanced pixel agitation techniques to restore display uniformity on modern monitors and mobile screens. The repair process runs on a full-screen blank page.

• Extreme Pixel Agitation Technology: By forcing all sub-pixels (Red, Green, Blue) to activate randomly and rapidly across the blank screen, our tool helps neutralize the charge accumulation that causes temporary burn-in or persistence on IPS and OLED screens.
• OLED Ghosting Recovery Tool: Specifically engineered for OLED and AMOLED displays that suffer from static image retention over time. Running this burn-in fixer across the entire page background can significantly reduce visible "ghost" artifacts from taskbars or static icons.
• High-Intensity Stuck Pixel Fixer: The rapid-fire color changes provided by our diagnostic utility on a blank page can sometimes "unstick" liquid crystals that are frozen on a single color (stuck pixels), restoring your monitor to perfect pixel health.
• 100% Full Screen Repair Mode: Enter fullscreen to ensure the repair utility covers the entire display area page, including corners and edges where backlight bleed and image retention often occur on the blank background.

How to use the Burn-in Fixer

1. Open the Burn-in Fixer Tool page in your browser.
2. Click the Full Screen button for maximum display coverage with the blank repair background.
3. Run the stuck pixel fixer for at least 15-30 minutes for best results across the full page.

Important Safety Warning: This tool features rapidly flashing colors and intense visual noise on the page. It is strictly not for use by individuals with photosensitive epilepsy.