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Flashlight

Use your screen as a light

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Usage Tips

Emergency Light

Use white at maximum brightness as an emergency light during power outages

Reading Light

Use warm white with low brightness for a comfortable reading light

Night Vision Protection

Red light helps preserve your night vision

SOS Signal

The SOS pattern is an international distress signal (···−−−···)

What is the Flashlight?

A tool that turns your smartphone or computer screen into a bright light source. Supports various colors, brightness control, and flashing patterns including SOS signals. Use fullscreen mode for a larger lighting area.

  • 8 color presets (white, warm white, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple)
  • Brightness control from 10% to 100%
  • 5 flashing patterns (none, SOS, strobe, slow flash, and breathing)
  • Full-screen mode
  • Keyboard shortcuts (Space: toggle, arrow keys: brightness, F: full screen)

How to Use

  1. 1

    Turn It On

    Click the power button in the center or press Space to turn on the flashlight

  2. 2

    Choose a Color

    Choose the color you want. White works for general use, while red helps preserve night vision

  3. 3

    Adjust the Brightness

    Use the slider to adjust brightness, or use the ↑↓ arrow keys to change it in 10% increments

  4. 4

    Go Full Screen

    Use the full-screen button or press F to turn the entire screen into a light

Frequently Asked Questions

For the brightest result, you also need to turn your device's display brightness all the way up. Set the screen brightness to maximum in your device settings.

SOS is an international distress signal that flashes in the pattern '···−−−···' (three short, three long, and three short). You can use it to signal for help in an emergency.

Red light helps preserve your eyes' dark adaptation. Using it for stargazing or nighttime reading reduces the time your eyes need to readjust when you move from a bright area to a dark one.

Keeping the screen bright can drain the battery faster than normal use. If you use it for a long time, we recommend keeping your device plugged in.

Tips & Best Practices

  • During a power outage, use white at maximum brightness as an emergency light
  • For bedtime reading, warm white at low brightness is easier on your eyes
  • Use full-screen mode while camping or outdoors to illuminate a wider area
  • Use red light while stargazing to preserve your dark adaptation
  • Use the breathing pattern to create a relaxing light for meditation

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