Any frame, images included, as people with color blindness and low vision see it, with colors that collapse flagged.
Color Blindness Simulator shows any frame, images and illustrations included, the way people with each type of color vision see it: the three dichromacies, the three anomalous types (deuteranomaly alone is about 5% of men), achromatopsia and achromatomaly. The model is Machado et al. 2009, with a severity slider.
Add low vision too: blur, cataract, contrast loss, bright light, ghosting, tunnel vision and macular degeneration. Place labeled boards next to the frame, refresh them after edits, and list the color pairs that collapse for someone, with a fix. Everything runs on your machine.
Eight color vision types, side by side, on the real pixels.
Cataract, tunnel vision, macular degeneration and more.
Pairs that look alike for someone, with a color that tells them apart.
Every type with how common it is, and a severity slider.
10 free uses, then one license or Lab Pro. See pricing →