Free Online Eye Test

A free comprehensive eye screening tool with 8 vision tests you can take in your browser. Includes visual acuity with Landolt C rings (ISO 8596), near vision reading chart, astigmatism starburst, color vision plates, contrast sensitivity, Amsler grid for macular health, duochromatic balance, and peripheral visual field testing. Credit-card screen calibration plus a camera-free blind-spot test measure your real screen size and viewing distance, so optotypes are sized in true physical units — not guessed.

How to Take the Eye Test

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Choose phone or computer

Select your device type for optimized distance settings and input method.

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Calibrate your screen

Use a credit card (phone) or ruler (computer) to ensure optotypes are displayed at the correct physical size.

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Measure your viewing distance

A quick blind-spot test (no camera needed) or your front camera measures how far you sit from the screen — no need to sit at an exact mark. Then maximize screen brightness.

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Complete 8 vision tests

Take each test covering acuity, near vision, astigmatism, color, contrast, Amsler grid, red-green balance, and visual field.

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Review results and download PDF

Get your Snellen equivalent, age-adjusted interpretation, per-test breakdown, and personalized recommendations.

Check your visual acuity, near vision, astigmatism, contrast sensitivity, and peripheral vision from any device

Online Eye Test
This comprehensive screening checks 8 aspects of your vision: acuity, near vision, astigmatism, color perception, contrast sensitivity, macular health, refractive balance, and peripheral vision.
What you need
  • A credit card or ruler for screen calibration
  • A well-lit room with your screen at eye level
  • Something to cover one eye (hand or paper)
  • 8–15 minutes of uninterrupted time

Screening test — not a clinical diagnosis

Choose Your Device
The test adapts to your device type with optimized distance, calibration, and input method.
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Phone / Tablet
Handheld Touch & swipe input Credit card calibration
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Computer / Laptop
At your desk Keyboard input Ruler calibration

Accurate calibration is essential for reliable results.

How should we measure your distance?
Visual acuity depends on how far your eyes are from the screen, so we measure it instead of guessing. Pick a method.

Why it matters: a 20/20 optotype is tiny and its correct size changes with distance — a wrong distance makes every acuity result wrong.

Measure Distance — Blind-Spot Test
Cover your RIGHT eye. Keep your LEFT eye locked on the cross. A red dot drifts left — the instant it vanishes, tap the screen (or press Space).
Stare only at the cross — don't follow the dot with your eyes.
Measure Distance — Camera
Look at the camera and hold still while we estimate the distance from your eyes to the screen.
The camera is processed in your browser to estimate distance. This is an approximate method.
cm

Keep the same distance throughout the entire test.

Brightness Check
Set your screen brightness to maximum. Can you see three distinct squares below with different shades?
Quick Profile
Help us personalize your results. This takes 15 seconds.
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Glasses
Contact lenses
None
Nearsightedness (myopia)
Farsightedness (hyperopia)
Astigmatism
Other
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Visual Acuity
Near Vision
Astigmatism Check
Focus on the center of the starburst pattern below. Do all lines appear equally sharp, dark, and evenly spaced?
Color Vision
Look at the colored dots and enter the number you see hidden in the pattern.
Contrast Sensitivity
Amsler Grid
Stare at the red dot in the center. Without moving your eyes from the dot, tap any area where the grid lines look wavy, distorted, or missing.
Tap areas with distortions, or confirm all lines are straight.
Red-Green Balance
Look at the split screen below. Which side makes the symbols appear sharper or clearer?
Visual Field
Keep looking at the center dot!
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Analyzing your vision.
Compiling results from all 8 tests.
Detailed Results
Recommendations
This online test provides a general screening of your vision. Results may vary based on screen calibration, viewing distance, and ambient lighting. For an accurate diagnosis, please consult a licensed eye care professional.
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