Color Gamut Test
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About Color Gamut Test
See how wide your color range is and whether your screen covers sRGB, DCI-P3 and wide gamut colors.
Color gamut is the range of colors a screen can show. Standard displays cover sRGB, the color space of most websites and apps. Better phones, OLED TVs and HDR monitors reach DCI-P3, and a few go toward Rec. 2020. A color gamut test uses wide gamut images and saturated patches to show whether your screen can display the extra reds and greens or clips them.
Standard, Wide And Ultra Wide Color Spaces
- sRGB: the web and Windows standard, the baseline for most content.
- DCI-P3: about 25 percent more colors, used by HDR video and modern phones.
- Rec. 2020: the very wide target for future HDR content.
How To Read The Test
Wide gamut test images hide a logo or shape that only appears when the screen shows colors beyond sRGB. If you see a flat red or green field with no hidden detail, your display or the current picture mode is limited to sRGB. Try switching between Vivid and Natural modes to see the difference.
Which App The Install Button Opens
The button opens a related app, Display Tester by Braintrapp on Google Play, which includes a wide gamut color test and saturation charts. To check if the colors are correct rather than just wide, use our Color Accuracy Test.
Key Features
- Wide gamut color test images
- Saturation charts for red, green and blue
- Compare sRGB and wide color picture modes
- Useful for HDR and photo editing setups
- Display info with color format details
Our Take On Color Gamut Test
What We Like
- Shows if wide color is really active
- Helps choose the right phone or monitor mode
- Quick visual result
What Could Be Better
- Exact gamut percentages need a colorimeter
- Some browsers and apps clamp colors to sRGB
Download Safety
- Official source You get it from the developer's own website.
- No changes made You install the developer's own build, nothing in between.
Questions People Ask About Color Gamut Test
01 What is a color gamut test?
It shows wide color images and saturated patches to check how much of the sRGB or DCI-P3 color space your screen can display.
02 Is DCI-P3 better than sRGB?
DCI-P3 covers more colors, which helps HDR and modern video. For web and office work, accurate sRGB is often preferred.
03 Does my phone support wide color?
Most recent flagship phones with OLED screens support DCI-P3. A wide gamut test confirms it.
04 Is Color Gamut Test free to download?
Yes. Color Gamut Test is free to download and install.
05 Is it safe to install Color Gamut Test from here?
Yes. The button takes you to the developer's own download link, so nothing is changed or repacked on the way.
How To Install Color Gamut Test
- Tap the download button. The developer's official download page opens.
- Tap their APK download button and wait for the file to save.
- If Android asks, allow "Install unknown apps" for your browser. You only do this once.
- Open the file and tap Install.
Updating? Install the new APK over the old one. Your data stays, as long as both came from the same source.
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