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Realme: Adjust Screen Color Temperature

If the display feels too cold and bluish or too warm and yellowish at certain times of day, the screen color temperature setting is usually to blame. On Realme phones this tone sits on a stepless slider between cold and warm, and a shift in either direction can make text harder to read or colors look off in photos and videos.

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VersionAndroid 11 · Realme UI 2

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Android 11 · Realme UI 2
Set Screen Color Temperature – Realme UI 2: step 1 – Tap on Settings
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Set Screen Color Temperature auf Realme

The screen color temperature controls how warm or cool the display looks. A colder tone pushes toward blue-white light, while a warmer tone shifts toward yellow-orange. This affects eye comfort, especially during long reading sessions or evening use, and it can slightly change how colors appear in photos, videos, and apps.

On Realme UI, this setting lives outside the general display brightness options and works as a separate, steplessly adjustable slider. That means you are not limited to a fixed cold or warm mode, you can land anywhere in between.

To change it: Tap on SettingsTap on Display & brightnessSet the Screen color temperature. Drag the slider left for a cooler, bluish tone or right for a warmer, yellowish tone, and the change applies instantly across the whole interface.

If your main concern is reducing blue light specifically at night rather than adjusting overall color balance, a dedicated eye comfort or night mode feature (if available on your device) may fit better, since it can apply on a schedule instead of a fixed manual setting. Keep in mind that a strong warm tone can make photo editing or color-sensitive tasks less accurate, so switch back to a neutral setting when precise colors matter.

Frequently asked questions

No. The Screen color temperature slider only changes the color balance of the display, not its brightness or power draw, so battery impact is negligible.