Screen Dimmer – OLED Saver

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About this app

If you experience eye strain due to PWM flicker (Pulse Width Modulation) or worry about OLED screen burn-in, Screen Dimmer is the perfect solution. This app enhances screen comfort with a clean, ad-free experience and smart features to protect both your eyes and display.

Why Choose Screen Dimmer?
✔️ Auto Brightness Control – Quickly adjust brightness from the notification panel.
✔️ PWM Flicker Reduction – Helps minimize flicker and reduce eye strain (Effectiveness varies based on individual sensitivity and display type).
✔️ Screen Filter for Burn-In Prevention – Applies a subtle filter to protect OLED screens from uneven wear.
✔️ Lightweight & Battery-Friendly – Optimized for efficiency, ensuring smooth performance without excessive battery drain.
✔️ Simple & Intuitive Interface – Easily control dimming levels without unnecessary complexity.
✔️ No Ads, No Distractions – A completely ad-free experience for seamless usability.

How It Works
Screen Dimmer uses Accessibility services to apply a dimming overlay, creating a flicker-free viewing experience without increasing burn-in risk or battery drain. It adjusts screen brightness at the pixel level, ensuring optimal display health.

Download now and take control of your screen’s brightness & comfort!

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Ratings and reviews

Mostly good. But fingerprint, arrows in shrink screen, and things like the accessibility button are still the power of 1000 suns. Screenshots, screen captures, etc. will also be extremely dim vs what you see. The overlay is unfortunately visible to the system, not just eyes.

Nice app but the pixel filter causes unusable pink screen on lower brightness, and otherwise on lower brightness colors are innacurate. It would be nice to have a color calibration tool for lower brightnesses. This isn't the developers fault though, it's Samsung's. Oh, also it would be honestly AMAZING if the app had widgets to add to home screen, so I can control brightness from there. Preferably 4x1 and 5x1 widgets with brightness sliders.

Using on Pixel 8 and it does truly eliminate PWM flicker. That said, it's a software solution to a hardware issue, so it's not perfect. These are the biggest problems for me: 1. Colors are extremely washed out in "Natural" color mode, so you have to switch to "Dynamic". Probably a system limitation. 2. Quick Setting tile doesn't accurately change status to reflect current state. 3. Uses unnecessary "INTERNET" permission which is concerning for a simple offline app with accessibility permission.

What’s new

Removed Internet permission