Warm torch: an amber flashlight in a warm, dusty dark
Warm torch swaps the cool white beam for the amber of an old bulb. Its spot is smaller and softer with a wider spill, the haze and the dust are thicker, and the dark around it turns a deep warm brown, like a cellar or a tent at night.
Make it yours
Firelight
Move Light color toward a deeper orange and raise Haze to 60, and the beam starts to look like a lantern in smoke.
A softer page
Raise Edge softness to 80 so the light fades gently into the dark, which keeps long text around the spot easier on the eyes.
FAQ
Can I use my brand color for the light?
Yes. Light color sets the beam and Dark color sets the dark around it, so the light can be any color. Pale tints of a brand color read best, since a dark beam lights very little.
How it works
Pick a look
Start on Night walk, Warm torch, Stage spotlight or another look, and move the pointer over the preview to point the light around the page.
Shape the light
Choose the hand and the flashlight (machined aluminum, classic black or drawn flat), the size and edge of the spot, the ray, the haze and the dust, and how dark and blurred the rest of the page goes. Drawn with picks WebGL, the lighter one, or Three.js, a real 3D model.
Use it or export it
Sign in with a free UX Pilot account to put it on the UX Pilot canvas or export it as HTML or a PNG.