Accessibility Scanner
Accessibility Scanner is an Andriod app and suggests improvements such as enlarging small touch targets, increasing contrast, and providing content descriptions so that your app can be more easily used by individuals with accessibility needs. Designing for accessibility can allow you to reach a larger audience and provide a more inclusive experience.
Adobe Color Contrast Checker
Associated with Adobe’s Color tool, this contrast checker lets users input and adjust foreground and background colors and receive WCAG contrast ratio scores.
Color Contrast Analyzer
Downloadable tool (available for both PCs and Macs) using the WCAG guidelines, as well as a color vision deficiency simulator.
Contraste
This is a downloadable program for Macs only, Contraste allows you to quickly know if a combination of colors, for a text and a background, passes accessibility thresholds defined by the W3C, and thus is accessible to users with visual impairments.
Color Contrast App
Mobile accessibility checker designed for the iPad (iOS), let’s you test colors of apps, websites, or screenshots using an eye dropper tool.
Color Contrast Checker
Color Contrast Checker is a free tool that you can use to test the contrast on your foreground and background colors. Developed by Mari Johannessen, you simply type in your color HEX codes and it gives you a color contrast ‘score’.
Color Oracle
Color Oracle is a free color blindness simulator for Windows, Macs, and Linux that takes the guesswork out of designing for color blindness by showing you in real time what people with common color vision impairments will see.
Leonardo
Relatively new project from Adobe for creating, managing, and sharing accessible color systems for user interface design and data visualization. It also has an open API that will enable you to use colors in your development environment.
Material.io Color Tool
Create, share, and apply color palettes, as well as measure the accessibility level of any color combination.
Monsido Contrast Checker
No downloads necessary, basic contrast checking with multiple possible input methods.
Sim Daltonism
App available through the iTunes store, this tool lets you visualize colors as they are perceived with various types of color blindness. Move the Sim Daltonism window over something on the screen and see what it looks like with a color blindness.
Tanaguru Contrast Finder
RGB and Hex color input models with options to adjust the contrast ratio. It doesn’t have a full interactive color wheel like some other tools, but it gives suggestions on how to create a consistent palette.
WebAIM
Great, simple color contrast checker that requires the user to input HEX colors for foreground and background objects. It then returns a pass/fail score based on WCAG guidelines.