Getting Started

OLED Guard Pro protects your OLED display from burn-in using real-time, content-aware GPU-accelerated overlays.

Quick Start

  1. Download OLED Guard Pro from the Microsoft Store or Steam
  2. Launch the app — it starts minimized in your system tray
  3. Enable protection on your OLED display from the Dashboard
  4. Pick a preset that matches what you do most — Auto Mode is on by default in every factory preset, so the controller will adapt to what's actually on your screen without further tuning

System Requirements

  • OS: Windows 10 (1903+) or Windows 11
  • GPU: Any DirectX 11 compatible graphics card
  • RAM: ~50 MB
  • CPU: Minimal — all processing happens on the GPU

How It Works

OLED Guard captures your screen using DXGI Desktop Duplication, analyzes pixel brightness and persistence on the GPU, and renders a protective overlay only where burn-in risk is detected.

Unlike simple screen dimmers or pixel shifters, OLED Guard tracks per-pixel exposure accumulation — the same physics that cause real OLED burn-in — and responds proportionally.

Next Steps

What is OLED burn-in