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Color Blindness Simulator

Color Blindness Simulator: free online Design & Color tool with clear controls, private processing where supported and verifiable results.

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Your input

On your device
Your input

Settings

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Your result

Your result will appear here.

What this tool does

Color Blindness Simulator: free online Design & Color tool with clear controls, private processing where supported and verifiable results.

Input and output

Simulate color: one optional image → the Color Blindness Simulator result, which you can copy and download when the tool produces a file

How to use Color Blindness Simulator

  1. Provide one optional image.
  2. Leave Color at its default "#e53e3e" or choose another value.
  3. Leave Simulation at its default "deuteranopia" or choose another value.
  4. Press "Simulate color" and review the result in the panel on the right.
  5. Download or copy the Color Blindness Simulator result, which you can copy and download when the tool produces a file.

Settings

Simulation
Protanopia · Deuteranopia · Tritanopia · Achromatopsia

Privacy and limitations

  • Color Blindness Simulator runs entirely in your browser: the input is not uploaded, so it never leaves your device.
  • Output: the Color Blindness Simulator result, which you can copy and download when the tool produces a file.
  • Results depend on valid input and on the limits declared by each field above; this page does not promise a fixed processing time or file size.

Frequently asked questions

Is my data uploaded when I use Color Blindness Simulator?
No. This tool runs entirely in your browser, so the input stays on your device and is not uploaded.
Which input does it accept?
It accepts one optional image.
What do I get back?
After you press "Simulate color" the result panel shows the Color Blindness Simulator result, which you can copy and download when the tool produces a file, which you can copy or download.
Can I change the settings?
Yes. The page exposes Simulation (Protanopia, Deuteranopia, Tritanopia, Achromatopsia).

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