✦ Colour accessibility, made simple

See any image the way
colour-blind people do, then fix it

About 1 in 12 men and 1 in 200 women are colour-blind. Upload a chart, map, slide or photo: Sparkle shows what they see, tells you what gets lost, and gives you a version that works for everyone.

Which type of colour blindness?

Not sure? Keep Green-weak: it's the most common. You can switch types on the results page.

Free · No sign-up · Your image is never stored

Made for two kinds of people

If you're colour-blind

  • Read charts, maps and status colours that normally look the same
  • Get a version with patterns, outlines and icons where colours clash
  • Ask Sparkle AI: "Which line is revenue?"

If you design or publish

  • See your work through the eyes of around 300 million colour-blind people
  • Get a plain verdict: fine, some problems, or serious problems
  • Avoid relying on colour alone (accessibility rule WCAG 1.4.1)

How it works

1

Upload

Any JPG or PNG. It's processed in memory and never stored.

2

See what they see

Your image as someone with colour blindness sees it, side by side with the original, plus a plain-language verdict.

3

Get a version for everyone

Sparkle adds patterns, outlines and icons wherever colours would be confused. Download it, or ask the AI what anything means.

Sparkle for teams

Sparkle is free for individuals, always. For companies, we're building accessibility reports you can share, checks for whole design systems, an API, and scan history. That helps you meet the European Accessibility Act and WCAG.

Curious about your own colour vision?

Pick the number you see in each plate. This is a quick, informal check, not a medical test. If you're unsure about your colour vision, see an optician.

Colour plate 1: a number made of coloured dots

Plate 1

Colour plate 2: a number made of coloured dots

Plate 2

Colour plate 3: a number made of coloured dots

Plate 3