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Online Eye Test

A quick at-home vision screening. Calibrate your screen with a real card, sit at the asked distance, then read each line of the Snellen-style chart and type the letters. A rough check of your eyesight — not a medical diagnosis.

Step 1: Calibrate your screen

Match the blue rectangle below to a real bank/credit card (move the slider). This is needed so the letters show at the correct size.


Step 2: Start the test

Cover one eye with your hand while testing the other.
Sit as far away as you selected.
Line 20/200 — read the letters below

Result

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This is only an estimate, not medical treatment. If you notice a problem with your vision, get a checkup from an eye specialist (ophthalmologist).

How to use

  1. Use the slider to match the blue rectangle to a real card (calibration).
  2. Select the eye and distance, then press "Start Test".
  3. Read and type the letters on each line — the test stops and gives your score when you get a line wrong.

Tips

  • Calibrate with a real card first — every result depends on that step.
  • Sit at the distance the test asks for; moving closer invalidates the score.
  • Test each eye separately and compare the two results.
  • This is a rough screening, not a diagnosis — see an eye doctor if you struggle.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How does the online eye test work?

Calibrate your screen with a real card first, then read each line of the Snellen-style chart and type the letters, one eye at a time. The test stops when you get a line wrong and gives your score.

Why must I calibrate with a real card?

Calibration matches the on-screen rectangle to a real card so the letters show at the correct size. Every result depends on that step.

How far should I sit from the screen?

Sit at the distance the test asks for, between 1 and 3 meters. Moving closer invalidates the score.

Is this a real medical eye exam?

No. It is for general guidance only. If you notice a problem with your vision, get a checkup from an eye specialist.