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EyeTest Online is a free, anonymous web-based platform that provides a collection of self-administered vision screening tests, including visual acuity, color blindness, and astigmatism checks.
EyeTest Online is a free vision screening tool accessible through any web browser. It takes user responses to visual stimuli (e.g., reading letters, identifying numbers in Ishihara plates) displayed on a screen and produces a reference result indicating possible vision issues. The platform runs on mobile and desktop devices and is created by the team at eyetestonline.org. It is not a diagnostic tool and does not replace professional eye exams.
It can flag possible issues, but accuracy depends on screen quality, lighting, and distance. It cannot diagnose conditions or replace a professional eye exam.
If results differ strongly between eyes, vision remains blurry after rest, or you experience pain, sudden changes, or new floaters.
Yes. Wear your usual correction to assess daily vision accurately.
Yes, with adult supervision. But children need professional checks if any signs of visual difficulty appear.