Colorblind Tools

Colorblindness, or color vision deficiency, affects about 1 in 12 men and 1 in 200 women worldwide, making it harder to distinguish certain colors—like reds, greens, or blues. It’s caused by issues with the cone cells in your eyes, which detect color, and can range from mild to severe.

This site is your vibe-packed toolkit! Check out our Colorblind Simulator to see how images look with Protanomaly (red weakness), Deuteranomaly (green weakness), or Tritanomaly (blue weakness)—all in one view. Or use the Color Picker to identify colors with friendly names (like "Tomato" or "Skyblue"). Plus, explore Resources for gear and guides to navigate a colorful world.

Designed with bold contrasts and clear visuals, this site aims to be accessible and fun for everyone—colorblind or not. Dive in!