ColourPilot is everyday help for colour vision deficiency (colour blindness). Name the colours around you, show friends and family how you see the world, and check your colour vision, all in one free app that works offline.
THROUGH MY EYES
Show others how colours may look to you. Point your camera at anything and switch between types of colour vision deficiency, including deuteranopia, protanopia, tritanopia and their milder forms. Use Compare to see the original and the simulation side by side, then save or share the image.
COLOUR SPOTTER
Not sure if it's navy or black? Point your camera and tap. Colour Spotter gives the closest colour name, a plain description and similar shades. It can read the result aloud too. Freeze the image to check several spots, and save the colours you want to remember.
VISION CHECK
A guided colour vision screening that takes about 5 minutes. Spot the gap in rings of coloured dots, then put a row of colours in order. A worked example and a practice come first, so you always know what to do. Your result explains what it may mean in plain language, and you can save it to your profile.
SAVED COLOURS
Keep the colours you identify, with their name, colour family and hex code. Add your own labels, then search and filter them any time.
DESIGNED FOR ACCESSIBILITY
- Clear text labels throughout, so nothing relies on colour alone
- VoiceOver and TalkBack support
- Light, dark and high-contrast appearance
- Reduce motion and spoken colour names
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
No account and no adverts. Your profile, results and saved colours stay on your device, and camera images are processed on your device and never uploaded. Anonymous usage statistics are shared only if you agree, and never include your results or colours.
PLEASE NOTE
Vision Check is a screening aid, not a medical diagnosis, and has not been clinically validated. Results can vary with your screen and lighting. For a full assessment, see an optometrist or other qualified eye-care professional. Through My Eyes is an approximation based on a published scientific model, and Colour Spotter gives an estimate that depends on lighting and your camera. Don't rely on ColourPilot where a mistake could cause harm, such as reading traffic signals or electrical wiring.
Name colours with your camera, show how you see and check your colour vision.