Got a spot on mobile screen?
A spot on mobile screen can mean a dead pixel, water damage, or a pressure mark — and each one has a different fix. Find out exactly what you're looking at before you pay for a repair you don't need.
Diagnose my screen → Try the free testLive example — spot on mobile screen
A spot on mobile screen often starts out small like this. It could be a black spot, a stuck pixel, or a pressure mark — catching it early makes it far easier to fix.
What kind of spot on mobile screen do you have?
Pick the one that matches what you're seeing.
Black spot on screen
Usually water damage or pressure — here's how to tell which.
Read the guide →White spot on screen
Why lighter patches show up, and when they fade on their own.
Read the guide →Dead vs stuck pixel
Two different problems, two different fixes — don't confuse them.
Read the guide →OLED burn-in
The shadow that stays — causes and how to prevent it.
Read the guide →Pressure marks
Temporary or permanent? A quick way to check at home.
Read the guide →Repair cost guide
What screen repairs actually cost, by damage type.
Read the guide →Not sure yet? Run the dead pixel test.
A free full-screen color test that helps you spot exactly where the problem is, in under a minute.