Free Color Blind Test for Kids
A simple picture-based color-vision screening designed for younger children.
- No signup
- No child data collected
- Great on tablets
How the Kids Test Works
- 01Pick your child's age range.
- 02Your child taps the picture they see hidden in the dots — a star, heart, car or rocket.
- 03You get a simple, parent-friendly result at the end.
Choose Your Child's Age Range
Younger children get fewer pictures. We don't ask for anything else.
Start the Picture-Based Test
Sit with your child on a bright screen with night mode off. Let them answer on their own — tap Not Sure if they can't tell.
Understanding Your Child's Results
Results fall into three plain-language outcomes: no obvious difficulty, a possible color-vision difference, or inconclusive. Two easy check pictures make sure your child understood the game.
Color Blindness in School and Everyday Life
Signs a Child May Have Difficulty With Color
Mixing up red and green crayons, coloring leaves brown or skies purple, or struggling with color-coded worksheets.
When to Speak With an Eye-Care Professional
If you notice repeated color mix-ups, or a screening suggests a possible difference, an optometrist can test properly.
Helping a Color-Blind Child at School
Let teachers know. Labeled crayons, patterns instead of colors on charts, and high-contrast boards all help.
Note: This screening is for educational and informational purposes only. Screen settings, lighting and attention can affect results. It does not replace a professional eye examination.