Color Blindness Simulator

Simulate how your design or photo looks to viewers with protanopia, deuteranopia, tritanopia and achromatopsia. 100% in your browser.

100% in your browser — files never uploaded.
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    How to use the Color Blindness Simulator

    1. 1
      Drop an image
      Any PNG, JPG or WebP. Stays on your device.
    2. 2
      Wait a second
      Four simulations render at once.
    3. 3
      Download the variants
      Each variant is downloadable as PNG to share or audit.

    Common forms of colour blindness

    Around 8% of men and 0.5% of women have some form of colour vision deficiency. The three most common forms are protanopia (red-blind), deuteranopia (green-blind) and tritanopia (blue-blind). Achromatopsia (total colour blindness) is rare.

    Designing inclusively means relying on more than just colour — use shape, position, labels and contrast. This simulator gives you a fast way to audit existing screenshots or photos.

    Frequently asked questions

    Free?
    Yes.
    Are images uploaded?
    No — simulations run in your browser via Canvas pixel manipulation.
    Are the simulations accurate?
    They use the standard Brettel/Machado matrices — close enough for design review, not medical advice.
    Can I simulate partial deficiencies?
    This tool simulates the full dichromatic versions. Anomalous trichromacies (partial) are a topic for specialised tools.
    Mobile?
    Yes.