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TELETEXT-TOOLS
GRADIENT TEST
Fullscreen gradient test • banding • tint shifts • display uniformity • RGB transitions
GRADIENT SCREEN TEST — CHOOSE TYPE, DIRECTION, START OR FULLSCREEN
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GRADIENT SCREEN TEST

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BEST FOLDER: /gradient-screen-test/
Choose the gradient type first, then continue to direction and launch.

CHOOSE TYPE

TYPE

LUMA black to white.

RGB full colour sweep.

SAT grey to saturated colour.

GRADIENT DIRECTION

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Test both axes because some panel issues only show one way.

CHOOSE DIRECTION

DIR

HORIZ tests left-to-right transitions.

VERT tests top-to-bottom transitions.

TIP use both for best coverage.

START GRADIENT

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Start selected gradient or request browser fullscreen.

LAUNCH CONTROL

STATE
READY — GRADIENT OFF

CLICK gradient output to exit.

ESC exits overlay or fullscreen.

USES & RELATED TESTS

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Common uses and quick links are separated for safer small-screen layout.

USES

Check visible steps in smooth gradients.

Find tint shifts across the screen.

Compare centre, corners and edges.

TIP try horizontal and vertical tests.

RELATED TESTS

HOW TO USE GRADIENT TEST

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Use fullscreen gradients to judge smooth tones without panels covering the screen.

BASIC USE

Choose a gradient type.

Choose horizontal or vertical.

Press START or FULLSCREEN.

Click the gradient to exit.

WHAT TO LOOK FOR

Visible steps in smooth fades.

Colour tint at edges.

Uneven brightness patches.

Stripes or abrupt transitions.

DEVICE TIPS & SEARCHES

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Gradient checks are clearer when display processing is reduced.

DEVICE TIPS

Use native display resolution.

Disable night mode temporarily.

Try mid brightness first.

Check from normal distance.

COMMON SEARCHES

gradient screen test

monitor gradient test

display banding test

screen uniformity test

BANDING GUIDE

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Banding appears when a smooth gradient becomes visible blocks, rings or stripes.

WHAT IS BANDING?

Banding is visible tone stepping.

It can appear in grey fades.

It can appear in colour sweeps.

It is easier to see in full screen.

POSSIBLE CAUSES

Panel bit depth limits.

Compression or processing.

Extreme contrast settings.

Browser or OS colour handling.

BANDING METHOD

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Use several gradient types to compare display behaviour.

TEST METHOD

Start with LUMA horizontal.

Try LUMA vertical next.

Then try RGB and SAT.

Compare against banding test.

SEARCH INTENT

colour banding checker

black to white gradient test

screen banding checker

monitor banding test

GRADIENT TYPES

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Each gradient highlights a different kind of display behaviour.

LUMA GRADIENT

Black to white fade.

Best for grey banding.

Good for brightness uniformity.

Useful first test.

RGB GRADIENT

Red, yellow, green, cyan, blue.

Checks colour transitions.

Highlights hue shift.

Useful after solid RGB tests.

SATURATION & DIRECTION

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Use both direction options for best coverage.

SATURATION GRADIENT

Grey to strong colour.

Checks saturation handling.

Helps reveal colour clipping.

Useful for display tuning.

DIRECTION

Horizontal tests left to right.

Vertical tests top to bottom.

Some defects show on one axis.

Use both for best coverage.

TROUBLESHOOTING

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If fullscreen is blocked, press START first and then try FULLSCREEN again.

FULLSCREEN ISSUES

Browsers require a click.

Try FULLSCREEN again.

ESC exits fullscreen.

Mobile browsers vary.

IMAGE LOOKS WRONG?

Turn off night shift.

Disable strong contrast modes.

Check HDR settings.

Try another browser if unsure.

PAGE CONTROLS & PRIVACY

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Keyboard controls and privacy notes are separated to avoid crowding.

PAGE CONTROLS

Arrow keys move help pages.

ESC returns to page one.

Click gradient output to exit.

Space starts selected gradient.

PRIVACY

No files are loaded.

No data is uploaded.

The tool only changes display output.

Runs fully in the browser.

RELATED SCREEN TOOLS

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Use gradient screen test with the rest of the screen test cluster.

PARENT LINKS & INDEXING

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Final navigation and indexing summary for this gradient test.

PARENT LINKS

INDEXING SUMMARY

Canonical URL: /gradient-screen-test/

Page purpose: gradient display test.

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