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Add your own customized color filter (veil) over any website or document to help with dyslexia, visual stress, eye strain, and more. Meet ColorVeil. It's a simple screen filter for your web browser. If you've used our Windows app, you'll love this Chrome extension. It puts a color veil, or filter, on your screen. This helps make reading on the web easier on your eyes. ColorVeil is here to help with eye comfort. It's especially good for people with dyslexia or Scotopic Sensitivity Syndrome. But anyone who wants a more cozy web reading experience can use it. You choose the color and how strong it is to suit your eyes. Key Features: • Color Filter — Add a color overlay over web pages or documents. Choose the color that's best for you. • Easy Use — Click the ColorVeil icon to turn the filter on or off. Simple! • Your Choice — Pick a color and make it as strong or light as you want. See changes right away. • Helps Reading — Aids people with dyslexia and Scotopic Sensitivity Syndrome. • Works Everywhere — The color veil shows on all web pages when it's turned on. • Private — We don't take or use any of your data. • Free: Use ColorVeil in all places - home, school, or work - without paying a penny. ColorVeil is easy, free, and made to make web reading better for you. We'd love to hear how it's working for you, and if you need help, we're here.
Oct 7, 2023
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