Visual impairments such as color blindness, cataracts, or low vision can make it difficult for people to distinguish between colors and visual elements.
Venngage helps you create beautiful, engaging, and inclusive designs that remain clear and understandable for all viewers, ensuring your message reaches everyone.
Check Your Design’s Accessibility
Use Venngage’s free Color Blind Simulator to preview how your website or image appears to people with different visual impairments.
Here’s how:
Go to the Color Blind Simulator page.
Paste your design, website, or image link into the URL field.
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Use the right sidebar to apply different filters and see how your design changes under each vision type:
Regular Vision: All primary colors and their shades can be clearly distinguished.
Achromatopsia: Complete color blindness — everything appears in shades of grey, black, and white.
Deuteranopia: Difficulty detecting greens — most colors appear in shades of blue, yellow, or brown.
Protanopia: Difficulty detecting reds — most colors appear in shades of blue, yellow, or brown.
Tritanopia: Difficulty detecting blues and yellows — most colors appear in shades of green, red, or pink.
Cataracts: Cloudy vision that reduces contrast — makes it harder to distinguish between similar colors or shades.
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Low Vision: Blurry and decreased vision — makes it harder to see small elements, text, or similar color tones.
As you switch filters, you’ll see exactly how your design appears to users with different vision levels, helping you fine-tune colors and contrast for accessibility.
Try It Directly in the Venngage Editor
Before finalizing your project, you can also test it using the built-in visual simulator in Venngage’s upgraded Editor.
We’ve included a sample templates that shows how a single design appears through various visual filters, from different types of color blindness to blurred or cloudy vision — ensuring your final design looks great and stays accessible to everyone.
💡Tip
When designing, aim for strong color contrast, clear text, and distinct visual elements. Avoid relying on color alone to convey meaning—use icons, labels, or patterns for clarity.
By taking a few extra steps to check accessibility, you’ll ensure your Venngage designs are not only beautiful but also inclusive and impactful for every viewer.
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