Night Light – Warm Screen for Evening Work & Study

A warm, adjustable overlay to ease evening screen time. Drag the Warmth and Brightness sliders or pick a preset, then press F to go fullscreen.

Why reduce blue light?

Blue-heavy light in the evening can suppress melatonin production, making it harder to wind down after a late study or work session. Warmer tones are gentler on the eyes and less disruptive to sleep.

When to use it

Best in the hour or two before bed, or during any evening session where you want a softer, less stimulating screen — reading, journaling, or winding down a long work day.

Pair with your OS night mode

Your operating system's built-in night shift shifts your whole display; this tool goes further for a single dedicated warm screen — useful for a secondary monitor or a distraction-free reading pane.

Warmth vs. brightness

Warmth shifts the colour toward amber; brightness controls overall intensity. For late-night use, try high warmth with lower brightness — for early evening, a lighter touch on both.

Keyboard Shortcuts

FPress F on any tool page to enter fullscreen and hide all browser chrome.
EscExit fullscreen or move your mouse to reveal the floating toolbar.

FAQ

Not exactly — your OS night mode shifts your entire display's colour temperature, while this tool gives you one dedicated warm screen you can open on a specific monitor or window, useful alongside or instead of your system setting.
There's no single right answer — try higher warmth with lower brightness for the hour before bed, and a lighter touch on both for general evening use. Adjust the sliders until it feels comfortable for you.
Reducing blue light exposure in the evening is commonly recommended to support your body's natural melatonin production, though sleep quality depends on many other factors too — this tool is one small part of a good wind-down routine.