Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about how fixmyscreen.app works, troubleshooting, and more!

General Questions

fixmyscreen.app rapidly cycles colors over the selected area of your screen to stimulate stuck pixels and restore normal function.

No, rapid color cycling is a safe method that does not harm your screen. However, avoid prolonged use beyond recommended durations.

Yes! You can use this on monitors, laptops, smartphones, tablets, and any LCD or OLED screen.

No downloads are needed! The tool runs directly in your browser. Just open the site, place the fixer, and start the cycle.

No, dead pixels (completely black) are typically caused by hardware failure and cannot be revived. Our tool works best on stuck pixels (bright or discolored).

Troubleshooting & Technical Questions

Some pixels require longer exposure to rapid color cycling. Try repeating the process - If the pixel remains stuck, it may be a permanent defect.

Yes! If your device has a display and can open a browser, you can use this tool. For TVs, you may need to access the site via a built-in web browser.

Start with 10 minutes. If the pixel is still stuck, try 10-15 minutes. Avoid running it for excessive periods to prevent screen strain.

No, touchscreen issues are usually caused by software or hardware malfunctions, not stuck pixels. Try restarting your device or checking for updates.

This is common! Some stuck pixels only show up on certain backgrounds. Try changing your screen’s color mode or testing with a solid-color background.

Yes, but older displays may respond slower to rapid color cycling. Try running the tool for a longer period for better results.

No, if your screen has physical damage, stuck pixels are likely caused by hardware failure, and this tool won’t be able to fix them.

General Questions

Yes! Our pixel fixer is completely free to use.

You need an internet connection to load the page, but once the tool is running, it does not require further connectivity.

Stuck pixels are usually caused by manufacturing defects or temporary electrical issues in the display. They’re more common in new screens but can also appear over time.

If you have a recurring stuck pixel, you can run the tool as needed. However, if pixels keep getting stuck frequently, your screen may have underlying issues

Not yet, but the website works on both mobile and desktop browsers without requiring an app.

Absolutely! Feel free to share the site with anyone experiencing stuck pixel issues.