full screen
No visible borders
Full screen describes a display mode where content expands to occupy the entire monitor or device screen, hiding toolbars, menus, and other interface elements.
Videos, games, and presentations commonly offer a full-screen option for immersive viewing.
As a verb, to full-screen something means to expand it to this mode: I full-screened the movie so we could see it better.
The hyphenated form full-screen typically appears as an adjective before a noun: full-screen mode.
- maximizeIncrease to greatest extent
- largeOf great size
- expandIncrease in size
- showMake something apparent
- bigOf great size
monitor · view · aspect ratio · projector · multiwindow · letterbox · movie theater · home theater · binge watching · computer · immersive · digital signage · dark · smartphone · laptop · light · tablet · operating system
- screensTV, television, tablet, laptop, monitor
- window controlsminimize, maximize, close, resize, restore
- display modesdark mode, light mode, fullscreen, windowed, windowed mode
- screen graphicschyron, bug, caption, subtitle, news ticker
- browserback, forward, refresh, reload, bookmark
- layoutsgrid, flexbox, tile layout, masonry, multi-column
full screenwindowed
Having glass openings
windowed mode · minimized · split screen · picture-in-picture · thumbnail
full screenblank screen
Inactive visual output
black screen · blank · empty · no signal
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