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Peach Screen

A pale, warm cream — soft light with a hint of orange. This page fills the screen with #FFE5B4 — rgb(255, 229, 180), hsl(39, 100%, 85%) — and nothing else.

Press F for fullscreen, Esc to exit.

What a peach screen is used for

  • Very soft warm fill light for video calls
  • Warm off-white backgrounds for photography
  • A gentler alternative to a white screen at night

Peach screen online: #FFE5B4 at full screen

Peach is white pulled towards orange: red at maximum, green high, blue held well back. Because it stays bright, it works as a light rather than only as a colour, and the warmth it adds is subtle enough to read as lamplight rather than as a filter.

It sits between beige and coral in effect — warmer and more colourful than beige, far gentler than coral. For webcam fill in a room lit by cool LEDs, it is often the most natural-looking of the three.

How to get a full screen peach background

Press the fullscreen button on the player above, or the F key. Escape returns you to the page. On a desktop browser F11 does the same job and hides the browser's own toolbars as well.

The colour box is a control, not a picture: use the hex field to enter any value, pick another shade from the palette, or download the current colour as a PNG at your screen's resolution. Whatever you set is written into the address bar, so the link you copy reproduces exactly what you are looking at.

Questions

What is the difference between peach and beige?

Peach (#FFE5B4) is warmer and slightly more orange; beige (#F5F5DC) leans yellow-grey and is closer to neutral. Peach reads as lamplight, beige reads as warm paper.

Is this peach screen free?

Yes — free, with no account, no download, no watermark and no limit on how long you leave it open. It is a web page, so it runs on anything with a modern browser.

How do I exit fullscreen?

Press Escape, or F again. If you used F11 to hide the browser toolbars, press F11 to bring them back.