WhitestScreen

White Screen Background

A free adjustable white backdrop for product photos, filming, and presentations, with brightness and warmth controls.

Brightness
Warmth
Display
Pixel grid

A clean, adjustable white screen background for filming, product photography, or presentations. Adjust brightness and warmth to match your lighting setup, then go fullscreen. It's free, loads instantly, and there's no download or sign-up required.

How to use it

  1. Set the brightness to match your lights, and leave warmth in the middle for neutral white, or nudge it warm or cool to match the room.
  2. Tap the fullscreen button on the white area and place the screen behind your subject.
  3. Take a test shot and adjust brightness until the background is clean white without glare.

Watch out for: turn off auto-brightness on your device before you shoot, or the backdrop can dim partway through a take as the room light changes.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use this as a green-screen alternative?
Yes, reasonably well for casual use. Use the Chroma Green preset above and your keying software should isolate it cleanly. It won't match a dedicated fabric backdrop in evenness, but it works for quick chroma-key setups. See our dedicated Chroma Key Screen tool for blue and magenta alternatives too.
Will my webcam's auto-exposure struggle with a bright background?
It can. A very bright background can cause some cameras to darken your face to compensate. If that happens, lower the brightness slightly or move a bit further from the screen.

Cedrick Reese built this backdrop tool. The white is a plain background color set in your browser, with a brightness slider and a warmth slider that tints it warm or cool. Leave warmth in the middle when you need neutral white for product shots. No outside data is involved, so nothing here goes out of date.

About the creator

WhitestScreen.com was founded by Cedrick Reese, a retired veteran and web developer who enjoys building free, user-friendly online tools that simplify everyday tasks. More about Cedrick Reese →