Chromatic Vision Simulator

Kazunori Asada

About this app

"Chromatic Vision Simulator" is an experience tool which simulates color vision of color vision deficiencies.
This software makes and shows you a simulated video from built-in camera in real-time.

Features

- Shows you how people with a specific type of color vision deficiency (dichormat) see the world.

- Supports "Normal Color Vision," "Protanope," "Deuteranope" and "Tritanope" color deficient type.

- Recommended for people who treat colors carefully, such as artists, designers, etc.

- Developed by Kazunori Asada (Ph.D. Medical Science and Media Design) based on the research in color science.

Ratings and reviews

this app is overall really neat for simulating color blindness, however, a lot of people who have a version of colorblindness have varying degrees of how much they can see of certain colors, rather than it just being all or nothing. it would be nice if there were sliders where you could adjust the amount of missing colors a person experience with each type, so that you could tune the app to match how deficient a person is in certain colors, rather than it always being 100%

This app is excellent to show people what it is like to be colourblind. People often ask, "what does red look like to you?" It's impossible to answer, but with this app I can simply show them. NOTE: seems that with the recent Android 11 update on my Google Pixel 2 XL, I can no longer save images from this app to my phone. I get "Image File Save Error." I have checked the apps permission and they are all enabled.

It is interesting although would like more options for other forms of colourblindness to. I can't see shades of colour but I can still see colours and I would like to be able to show people what I see, especially when looking at nature or the sky and the sea as I can rarely see between them.

What’s new

Version 3.3.0 (18).
Supports Edge to Edge on Android 15 and later. Supports 16K memory page size.