Test your color perception with 3 challenges: spot the odd color, sort gradients, and recall colors from memory. Score out of 100.
Last updated: February 23, 2026
Test your color perception with 3 challenges: spot the odd color, sort gradients, and recall colors from memory. Score out of 100. This tool runs in-browser for fast results without account setup.
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How well can you perceive color? Three tests will measure your ability to distinguish subtle hues, sort gradients, and recall colors from memory.
A Color IQ test measures your ability to perceive subtle differences in hue, saturation, and lightness. While most humans can distinguish around 1 million colors, individual ability varies enormously — some people have exceptional color discrimination, while others may have mild color vision deficiencies without even knowing it.
Research shows that women statistically outperform men on color discrimination tasks, partly because the genes for red and green cone pigments sit on the X chromosome — having two copies provides more genetic diversity in cone sensitivity. Professional colorists, painters, and textile workers also develop superior color perception through years of training. Some rare individuals known as tetrachromats may possess a fourth type of cone cell, giving them access to millions more distinguishable colors.