Collection: Linear Lighting

Vivid Color for the Spaces Bulbs Can't Reach.

Bulbs can't do this. LIFX Lightstrips, Neon Flex, and Beams bring bold color and dynamic effects to shelves, walls, gaming setups, and kitchen cabinets, anywhere a straight or shaped line of light belongs. Lightstrips slot in behind screens and furniture, Neon Flex bends and cuts into letters, curves, and outlines with none of the fragility of real neon, and Beams arrange into straight lines, angles, or full abstract layouts.

Run billions of colors with SuperColor, set a solid hue, cycle gradients, or sync dynamic effects across every segment, all from the LIFX app or your voice assistant, no hub required.

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FAQs

What's the difference between Lightstrips, Neon Flex, and Beams?

LIFX Lightstrip is a flexible strip of LEDs you stick behind or under furniture, TVs, shelves, or cabinets for hidden, ambient color. Best for backlighting and fill light you don't see the source of.

LIFX Neon Flex has the same flexible, cuttable strip format but with a frosted, edge-lit finish that glows like real neon. It's visible on its own and can be shaped into letters, outlines, or wall art, not just tucked away. There is also an Outdoor Neon Flex rated for outdoor use (IP67).

LIFX Beam is a set of rigid, modular light bars you connect and arrange into straight lines, angles, or abstract shapes on a wall. Unlike the strips, each beam is a standalone segment, so you get sharper, more graphic lighting designs.

Do they require a hub?

No. Every LIFX linear light connects directly to Wi‑Fi, so you can control your lighting without an additional hub or bridge.

Can I cut LIFX lightstrips and neon flex?

Yes. Select all lightstrip and neon flex models can be trimmed at designated cut points to better fit your setup.

What's the difference between the LIFX Everyday Lightstrip and SuperColor Lightstrip?

SuperColor Lightstrip is the brighter, more vivid option: 1500K–9000K color range, richer color output, and up to 2100 lumens in the 10ft kit. Best if you want the strip itself as a visible light source, not just backlight.

Everyday Lightstrip is the value pick: 20ft for less, 2700K–6500K range, and softer color output built for ambient fill rather than standout brightness. Comes with the LIFX Controller for instant scene control without opening the app.

Note: the two aren't interchangeable, Everyday and SuperColor Lightstrips can't be connected together.

Do LIFX linear lights work with Alexa and Google Home?

Yes. LIFX linear lights work with Alexa, Google Assistant, Apple Home, and other major smart home platforms.