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Saor Color Blindness Simulator

See how your design looks to people with color vision deficiencies. Simulates protanopia, deuteranopia, tritanopia, achromatopsia, and milder anomalies.

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Upload a design, infographic, or photo to see how it appears to people with color vision deficiencies. Especially useful for: chart designers, UX designers, and accessibility audits.

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Color vision deficiency (CVD) is simulated using Brettel-Viénot color transformation matrices — the standard algorithm used in accessibility tools.

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You drop an image
The image is loaded into a canvas in your browser. Pixels are downsized for performance (max 1200 px on the longest edge).
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A 3×3 color transform is applied to every pixel
Each CVD type has a specific matrix. For deuteranopia (green-blind), red and green channels get mixed in a way that mimics what people with only L+S cones perceive.
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The transformed image displays alongside the original
Switch between CVD types to see how the same image looks for the ~8% of men with some form of color vision deficiency.

Your image stays in your browser. Even the simulation math runs locally on your CPU — no server, no API, no upload.