Use this free online flashlight to turn a compatible phone's rear camera light into a torch or use the full screen as a bright flashlight. The built-in emergency SOS mode repeatedly sends the international Morse pattern of three short signals, three long signals and three short signals using screen light, sound and supported device vibration.
You can choose white, red, amber, green or blue screen light, change SOS speed and volume, enter a local emergency or trusted-contact number, request your current location and copy an emergency message with a map link.
How to Use the Online Flashlight
- Tap Start Camera Torch and allow camera permission. The tool checks whether the selected camera supports a controllable torch.
- If camera torch control is unavailable, the bright screen flashlight starts automatically.
- To use screen light directly, choose a color and tap Start Screen Light.
- Tap Exit Light or Stop Everything to switch off the light and release the camera.
How to Use the Emergency SOS Tool
- Choose SOS sound volume, vibration preference and Morse speed.
- Tap Start SOS Signal to begin repeating the SOS light and sound pattern.
- Enter the correct emergency or trusted-contact number for your location before using the call button.
- Use Get My Location and allow permission to add a map link to the emergency message.
- Stop the signal as soon as it is no longer needed.
Why the Camera Flashlight May Not Work
Camera access normally requires a secure HTTPS page and explicit permission. Even after access is allowed, some phones, desktop webcams and browsers do not expose continuous torch control. The tool checks the active video track's capabilities before applying the torch constraint and switches to screen light when needed.
Browser pages cannot directly force the device's system brightness setting. For the strongest screen light, increase display brightness manually, keep the page in full screen and point the screen toward the area that needs illumination.