ColorVision
Free online colour blind tests
What it does
Take our free, professional-grade colour blind tests online. Ishihara, Farnsworth 100 Hue, and D-15 Dichotomous — no account required, completely private.
Take a free color blind test online. Explore red-green screening, hue-order activities, a color blind test for kids, and practical color-vision tools.
Explore free, browser-based color vision screens: Ishihara-style plates, hue-order activities, and a color blind test for kids. No account required. A 24-plate, Ishihara-style educational screen for exploring red-green colour contrasts. Arrange 40 digital colour caps in hue order and explore your error plot. A fast hue-order activity that highlights major jumps in a 15-cap sequence. A child-friendly tracing activity with no number-reading required. Identify original symbols using red-green and blue-yellow contrast pairs. Upload any image and see how it looks with protanopia, deuteranopia, tritanopia, or achromatopsia. Test any colour pair for WCAG AA/AAA compliance, with CVD simulation for…from colorsighttest.com
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