Brightness is the default tool to control your screen brightness. If you are using a laptop turning down your screen brightness can increase battery life by a large amount as well however too dim and the screen will be illegible.
To use brightness click drag a set of sliders on thee for a particular monitor or backlight. To make the screen dimmer use the :kbd:`left arrow` key or click on the slider and drag the dial towards the left. If you want to make the screen more bright press the :kbd:`right arrow` key or drag the slider towards the right. The name of your display(s) will be on a slider on the center. After doing this you will be asked to confirm the current brightness is OK while needing to select :guilabel:`Yes`. If you do not respond it will revert the old brightness which is useful because if you made your screen illegible it will revert to the old settings. Using a less bright backlight will result in longer battery life.
If you have multiple displays and want to change the brightness of each monitor individually it will be shown with the name of the monitor will be shown on a slider for each monitor.
If you do not want to confirmation uncheck the :guilabel:`Require confirmation after settings change` checkbox. To close Brightness press the :kbd:`Escape` key or press the :guilabel:`Close` button.
To launch Brightness from the menu :menuselection:`Preferences --> LXQt settings --> Brightness`. Another way is to press the Brightness icon on LXQt Configuration Center or run
