Detect your display's color space support, including sRGB, Display P3, Rec. 2020 and HDR
The results from this tool reflect the color capabilities claimed by the system and browser. Please note:
Standard RGB color space, covers ~35% of visible spectrum, standard for web and consumer electronics
Wider color gamut, covers ~45% of visible spectrum, used in cinema and high-end displays
Ultra-wide color gamut, covers ~75% of visible spectrum, standard for 4K/8K and HDR content
High Dynamic Range, supports brighter highlights and deeper shadow details
Color Gamut refers to the range of colors that a device or system can produce, record, or reproduce. Different color gamut standards define different color space ranges - the larger the gamut, the more color varieties can be displayed.
For professional design, photography, video production, accurate color display is crucial. Wide gamut displays can present richer, more realistic colors, especially when handling HDR content, print design drafts, or professional photography.
This tool uses the browser's CSS Media Queries feature to query the color gamut claimed by the system. This is a software-level detection, and results depend on proper configuration of the operating system, graphics drivers, and browser. To verify actual color performance, professional hardware calibrators are recommended.
Professional designers can verify if their display supports wider color ranges for accurate editing and preview
Photographers can check if their display can correctly show all color information in photos
Frontend developers can understand user device color capabilities to optimize webpage color display
Regular users can learn about their display's color performance and choose appropriate settings