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 Tool Lets You Decolour Your World As much as 5% of the male population is certifiably colour blind… (more like 50% if you’re judging by some of those far out colour combos compliments of men!) In any case, the Colour Blindness Simulator allows you to upload a colour photo and automatically see what it would look like to a colour-challenged individual. This is more than amusing - this tool is definitely helpful to any web developers out there hoping to make their site as visually appealing, to the largest number of people possible.  Deuteranopia is a more common form of colour blindness, occuring in between 1% and 5% of males (varying by race) and in approximately 0.1% of females. You may like to simulate how someone with protanopia or tritanopia views your image. Use our Colour Blindness Simulator to reveal how your images may appear to users with a variety of colour blindness conditions.
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