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Sim Daltonism is a free color vision deficiency simulator for macOS and iOS. It applies real-time filters to camera feeds or screen content so designers and developers can inspect how interfaces appear to people with different types of color blindness.
💡 Pick it for a free, cross-platform desktop simulator that works outside Apple's ecosystem.
Color Oracle is a color blindness simulator available for Windows, Mac, and Linux that allows users to preview designs in various color...
💡 Pick it when you need color simulation plus accessibility audits inside collaborative design tools.
Stark is a powerful design tool for creating stunning prototypes. It offers a user-friendly interface with advanced features.
$20/month
Adobe
💡 Pick it if you need color vision previews while editing professional images in a full production workflow.
Photoshop is a professional raster image editor for photographers, designers, illustrators, and digital artists. It provides advanced layers, masking, retouching, compositing, typography,...
From $22.99/mo
💡 Pick it when simulation is part of a collaborative interface-design workflow rather than standalone inspection.
Figma is a web-based design tool that allows for real-time collaboration on projects. It is commonly used for UI/UX design, prototyping, and...
Starting at $12 per editor/month
💡 Pick it for a quick, free browser check of individual images without installing an application.
Coblis is a color blindness simulator that helps designers and developers understand how colorblind users see their designs.
💡 Pick it for mobile color identification and camera-based simulation in everyday situations.
Color Blind Pal is a mobile app that helps colorblind people to distinguish colors by adjusting the colors in real-time.
Free with in-app purchases
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