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ClarityPal — color and reading accessibility tools (colorblind assist, simulation, patterns, pixel identify, dyslexia reading mode).
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ClarityPal is an accessibility extension designed to help users better understand colour and visual information on the web.
It provides tools that support people with colour vision deficiency (colour blindness), dyslexia and anyone who wants clearer visual feedback when browsing.
Key Features
Colour Vision Simulation
View webpages through different colour vision lenses such as protanopia, deuteranopia, tritanopia, and achromatopsia to better understand how content appears to people with colour vision deficiency.
Colour Identification
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The colorblind app was really helpful for me as a student. I usually struggle with things like charts, graphs, and colored diagrams for school because some colors look the same to me. The app and extension made it way easier to tell colors apart. It was simple to use and didn’t take long to get used to. It would even let my cursor tell me what each color was, which made school work a lot less confusing. Overall, it’s really useful for a student like me and helped me understand colors better while doing homework and assignments.
I found the Clarity Pal Chrome extension very interesting and meaningful. As I was teaching Grade 10 optics, I shared it with my students, and they were genuinely impressed. They found it thoughtful, practical, and especially helpful for individuals who are color blind or have dyslexia-related challenges. This is truly a great piece of work - innovative and impactful. Keep up the excellent effort!
I’m planning to go into marketing and digital media at York University, so I’m constantly looking at websites, ads, and visuals. The problem is I’m partially colourblind, so I’ve always known I might be missing things without realizing it. This helps me actually understand colours instead of guessing, especially when looking at ads or website designs. It’s honestly made me more confident working with visual content.”
I originally downloaded it for the reading tools because I lose focus easily when reading long pages. The reading ruler helps a lot, and I like that everything is in one place.
The extension is very cool and helpful for people with dyslexia or for those who have trouble distinguishing colours on their screens. Everything is very easy to use and self-explanatory. The dashboard includes options such as "simulate colour-blindness" to view websites through colour-vision simulation lenses, along with many other features to help identify or find colours. It includes a reading assist tool that helps with focus and dyslexia. Super cool extension!
The developer of this extension attends my school, and recently our Grade 10 science class has been learning about optics. To help us better understand concepts like color blindness, our teacher started using the extension in class and even recommended it to other teachers. It has been incredibly helpful, not only for understanding color vision deficiency, but also for learning more about dyslexia, and it might be worth including as part of the curriculum.
I used ClarityPal for my project about colourblindness, and it made a big difference. The extension showed me colour names and codes, helped me spot contrast problems, and let me view pages as someone with colour blindness would. The patterns and reading tools made information much clearer, helping me design more accessible, accurate work overall. This is an amazing extension. 10/10!