Every vision condition you can see through
20 conditions, each one simulated live through your own camera. Pick any to see what the world looks like through it.
Color vision deficiency
Deuteranomaly (moderate)Green-weak≈5% of men, the most common CVDProtanomaly (moderate)Red-weak≈1% of menDeuteranopia (strong)Green-blind≈1 in 12 men have red-green CVDProtanopia (strong)Red-blind≈1% of menTritanopia (strong)Blue-blind≈1 in 10,000 peopleBlue cone monochromacyOnly blue-sensing cones work, so almost no color remains≈1 in 100,000 peopleAchromatopsiaComplete color blindness with light sensitivity≈1 in 30,000 people
Other vision conditions
Nearsighted (myopia)Distance appears blurry≈1 in 3 people worldwideFarsighted (hyperopia)Near objects appear blurry≈1 in 10 adultsAstigmatismBlurred vision with reduced contrast≈1 in 3 peoplePresbyopiaAge-related difficulty focusing up close≈1.8 billion worldwideGlaucomaPeripheral vision loss≈80 million worldwideCataractsCloudy, yellowed vision≈half of adults by age 80Macular degenerationCentral blind spot≈200 million worldwideDiabetic retinopathyBlurry, patchy vision with dark spots≈1 in 3 people with diabetesRetinitis pigmentosaTunnel vision from progressive peripheral loss≈1 in 4,000 peopleFloatersDrifting specks and threads across your view≈7 in 10 people experience themVisual snowConstant static-like flickering across vision≈2–3% of peopleMigraine auraA shimmering blind spot before or during a migraine≈1 in 4 people who get migrainesField loss (hemianopia)Half of the visual field is missing≈1 in 3 stroke survivors
Or build your own vision profile and learn about color blindness.
These are approximations, not medical diagnoses.