Fullscreenlab tools for whatever your screen needs right now,
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AI & Machine Learning

Simulated AI interface screens for demos, product mockups, or stream overlays — a "thinking" loader, a typing indicator, a Siri-style voice assistant orb, a blinking robot face, and other AI-styled effects. Useful for presentations and content creation without needing a real AI backend running.

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Animated Backgrounds

Looping animated backgrounds for focus, relaxation, or a calming second screen — gradient flow, starfield, aurora waves, bokeh particles, rain on window, and more. Each one runs entirely client-side and keeps animating for as long as you leave the tab open. No downloads or plugins are required — every animation renders directly in the browser using CSS and canvas, so it works the same on a laptop, a projector, or a secondary monitor. Leave one running as ambient decor for a desk, a stream overlay, or a waiting-room display.

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Fake Update Screens

Realistic fake operating-system update and loading screens for pranks, demos, or presentations — styled after familiar Windows-style update and terminal screens. Purely visual; your device and files are never touched. Several styles are available, from a bright, minimal progress bar to a full terminal-style install log, so you can match whichever one looks right for the prank or presentation you have in mind. Nothing is installed, downloaded, or run on the underlying device at any point.

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Focus & Wellness

Calming full-screen scenes for focus, breaks, or winding down — a guided breathing circle, flickering candle flame, rolling ocean waves, and a slow meditation gradient. Designed to run quietly in the background while you relax or reset between tasks. Each tool is built around a simple, repetitive visual rhythm rather than sound or narration, so it works equally well as a silent break between meetings or a bedtime wind-down routine. No account, timer app, or meditation subscription is needed to use any of them.

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Fun & Scenery

Lighthearted full-screen effects for parties and celebrations — fireworks, confetti, a crackling campfire, natural scenery, and drifting world landmarks. Free to launch instantly for a screen-share, a projector, or just for fun. They're built for moments that call for a bit of atmosphere without any real setup — cast one to a TV for a birthday, drop it into a video call background, or just let it run while you work. Every effect loops indefinitely until you close the tab.

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Kids Screens

Simple, colorful learning screens for young children — counting practice, shape recognition, ABC flashcards, and a calming goodnight-stars scene for winding down at bedtime. Big, friendly visuals designed to hold a young child's attention on any screen. Each screen uses large text, bright colors, and minimal instructions so a young child can follow along without needing to read fluently or ask an adult for help. They're built to run fullscreen on a tablet, TV, or classroom projector with nothing to install.

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Podcast Tools

On-air signs, recording indicators, audio level meters, and sleep timers for podcasters and audio creators — screens meant to run on a second monitor while you record, so guests and co-hosts always know your current status at a glance. Each one is designed to be glanced at rather than stared at, with large, high-contrast displays that stay readable from across a room during a live recording session. They work equally well for a home studio setup, a shared coworking space, or a remote interview.

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Prank Screens

Harmless screen pranks for a laugh — a broken/cracked screen effect, a fake hacker-typer terminal, a critical error screen, and liquid-damage or glitch effects. Everything is reversible with a click; nothing here touches your actual device.

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Productivity & Timers

Timers and clocks for staying on task — a Pomodoro timer, stopwatch, custom countdown, and a retro flip clock, all fullscreen so they are easy to glance at from across the room. No app to install, just open a tab and start the timer.

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Screensavers

Classic screensaver effects brought back as fullscreen browser tools — falling Matrix code, a bouncing DVD logo, retro no-signal static, and slowly rotating quotes. Good for an idle display, a lobby screen, or pure nostalgia. These recreate the look of screensavers from decades past using modern browser animation instead of legacy screensaver software, so they run on any current device without installing anything. Leave one open on an unused monitor, a kiosk display, or just for the nostalgia.

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Solid Colors & Light

Solid color fills and simulated light sources you can run fullscreen in one click — white, black, and colored backgrounds for green-screen work, monitor testing, or mood lighting, plus ring light and softbox setups for video calls and streaming. Every tool renders live in your browser, with no install, signup, or download required.

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Streamer Tools

Fullscreen overlays built for live streaming — starting soon, stream ending, be right back, and subscriber goal screens that are ready before you go live, with no OBS scene setup required. Launch one, share your screen, and you are on air. Each screen is designed to be captured directly through a browser source or window share, so it fits into whatever streaming software you already use without extra plugins or scene files. Swap between them between segments just by opening a different tab.