Private by design
Images are decoded and processed locally. Display Lab does not upload or store their visual contents.
Visual QA for creatorsVisual QA for social images and displays
Prepare social images and verify visibility, accessibility, color perception, and display specs—directly in your browser.
Six focused labs
Start immediately in your browser. Each tool explains the result and keeps visual files on your device.
Resize, crop, and compress images for Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, Threads, X, and LinkedIn.
Protect headlines, logos, and calls to action from TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube interface overlays.
Test HEX colors or sample image pixels, then improve combinations against WCAG AA and AAA thresholds.
Compare partial and complete simulations using Grid, Before/After, synchronized zoom, and local exports.
Calculate physical screen specifications, compare displays, prepare content sizes, and export branded reports.
Create private, permanent QR codes for links, Wi-Fi, contact cards and more, then check and export the design.
Why Display Lab?
Images are decoded and processed locally. Display Lab does not upload or store their visual contents.
Download clean images, analysis previews, PNG cards, ZIP batches, and print-friendly PDF reports.
Results include WCAG thresholds, documented simulation methods, calculation context, and practical limitations.
Simple workflow
Select an image locally or enter the display dimensions you want to understand.
Use overlays, pixel sampling, simulations, zoom, and side-by-side measurements.
Apply the guidance, then download the clean, analysis, ZIP, PNG, or PDF output you need.
Free tools available
All five Free tools remain available. Existing customers can restore access at any time.
From the field notes
Practical context for making better decisions—not filler around a calculator.
Learn how TikTok, Instagram Reels, Facebook Reels and YouTube Shorts controls affect vertical video and how to keep essential content visible.
Read guideUnderstand relative luminance, AA and AAA thresholds, large text and the practical limits of a contrast score.
Read guideUse labels, shapes, patterns and contrast to make charts, controls and creative assets understandable beyond hue alone.
Read guideConnect pixel count, physical dimensions, pixel pitch and viewing distance without confusing display density with image quality.
Read guideBuild reliable social-media exports by separating aspect ratio, pixel dimensions, crop decisions, file format and compression quality.
Read guideUnderstand static QR codes, quiet zones, error correction, contrast, logos and print testing before publishing or producing materials.
Read guideQuick answers
No. Images used by Image Optimizer, Safe Zone, Contrast, and Color Vision are processed in your browser and are not stored on Display Lab servers.
Yes. All six tools have useful Free workflows without signup. Safe Zone applies the currently displayed daily and batch limits.
PRO adds unlimited eligible Safe Zone checks, batches of up to 20 images, batch ZIP exports, priority support, and future API access as made available.