videoscope.app turns any camera, capture card, video, or still into a broadcast-grade inspection suite — right in the browser, 100% client-side. Here's every tool it gives you, shown on real footage and on color bars.
Source
A camera, a USB capture card, or a file you drop — everything runs through the same pipeline, so every scope and overlay works on all of them.

Drop any image or video straight onto the workspace and every scope and overlay reads it instantly — the exact same pipeline as a live camera. Perfect for checking a frame grab, a render, a graded clip, or a reference still. Nothing is uploaded; the file never leaves your browser.
Overlays
Non-destructive overlays painted straight onto the image — expose, focus, and frame without ever leaving the shot.

Maps exposure to color (ARRI 709 / EL Zone). Green reads a properly-exposed key; pink flags clipping, purple flags crushed shadows — nail exposure without a meter.

Sobel edge detection lights up in-focus edges in three tiers. Pull critical focus on eyes and fine texture with confidence, even on a small display.

Diagonal stripes over everything past an IRE threshold — 70 IRE for skin, 100 IRE for clipping. The fastest way to catch blown highlights while you shoot.

16:9 / 4:3 action & title safe, center cross, rule of thirds, pixel grid, and custom letterbox masks (2.39:1 and friends). Frame to spec, every time.

A pixel-accurate PIP magnifier that follows the cursor (2× / 4× / 8×). Click to lock it on a point — check focus and fine detail without a 1:1 zoom.
Waveform & Levels
Per-column waveforms and per-channel level tools, computed live from the source. Shown on 75% color bars and on real footage.

Per-column luminance with an IRE graticule. The trace mirrors the frame left-to-right, so black level, exposure, and clipping read at a glance.

Red, green, and blue waveforms side by side. Compare channel balance to spot color casts and set neutral shadows and highlights.

Y, Cb, Cr waveforms side by side — luma plus the two chroma-difference channels, in the broadcast space your codec actually stores.

All three channel waveforms stacked on one panel — a compact channel-balance view for when screen space is tight.

Tonal distribution per channel (parade / overlay / luma, lin or log) with clip readouts. Watch for crushed shadows or blown highlights at the edges.

The bottom 15% of the waveform, magnified. Catch crushed blacks, noise, and color casts hiding down in the toe.

The raw Sobel focus signal as a white-on-black image — the most literal way to verify critical focus across the whole frame.

How neutral your darkest and brightest pixels really are — spot a color cast in the shadows or highlights instantly.

Frame-average and maximum content light level in nits, session-running — the HDR mastering numbers, live.
Color & Vector
Vector, chromaticity, and gamut tools that show hue, saturation, and legality at a glance — the heart of a broadcast scope suite.
Every pixel plotted by hue (angle) and saturation (distance). Target boxes mark where 75% bars should land; here they hit their marks exactly.
Deep dive →
The same scope on a portrait — skin tones cluster along the skin-tone line, an instant white-balance and saturation check on real faces.

A perceptual hue-vs-saturation plot. See where your palette sits and how hard it runs toward the primaries.

Colors on the CIE 1931 horseshoe (or 1976 u′v′), with the Rec.709 gamut triangle and D65 white point. See spread and anything reaching the gamut edge.

The whole frame's correlated color temp in kelvin, with a tungsten↔daylight scale — a fast white-balance sanity check (McCamy's formula).

Luminance × saturation — the modern colorist's gamut view. See how saturation rides with brightness across the image.

Luma against each chroma channel in one bowtie — a Tek classic for inter-channel timing and color balance.

Shadow and highlight gamut diamonds. Their tilt tells you the cast — ideal for neutralizing a grade.

Tek-style gamut-legality diamond. Anything poking outside the diamond is an illegal color your signal can't legally carry.

Every pixel in a rotatable RGB (or XYZ / YCbCr) cube — an intuitive look at your whole color distribution.
Audio
Enable the mic and videoscope meters your audio too — loudness, spectrum, and stereo phase, alongside the picture.

Peak + RMS bars with momentary / short-term / integrated LUFS and true-peak. Loudness compliance in one panel.

Real-time audio FFT with peak-hold and averaging. Spot hums, hiss, and tonal imbalance across the band.

Stereo phase and correlation. A vertical line is mono-safe; width shows your stereo image; a lean warns of phase problems.