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Color Blindness Checker

See how your colors look to people with different types of color vision deficiency.

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Normal Vision

Trichromatic (~92%)

#ef4444
#22c55e
#3b82f6
#f59e0b
#8b5cf6

Protanopia

No red cones (~1.3%)

#bebd44
#898a81
#6262e1
#d5d452
#7979dd

Deuteranopia

No green cones (~1.2%)

#c5cf44
#817588
#5e58dc
#dae05b
#7c7fd7

Tritanopia

No blue cones (~0.01%)

#ea4444
#3b969a
#41ceca
#f26c71
#89c7c1

Protanomaly

Weak red (~1.3%)

#dc9b44
#5fa572
#4e70eb
#e8c13c
#846eea

Deuteranomaly

Weak green (~5%)

#da8d44
#63ad74
#5075ea
#e7ba40
#836be8

Achromatopsia

No color (~0.003%)

#848484
#acacac
#858585
#b1b1b1
#7b7b7b

Accessibility Tips

  • - Do not rely on color alone to convey information
  • - Use patterns, icons, or text labels alongside colors
  • - Ensure sufficient contrast between foreground and background
  • - Test with deuteranomaly (most common, ~5% of males)
  • - Blue is the safest color across all vision types

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