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Loading...Not everyone sees colors the same way! If your slides rely only on color to show meaning, some people might miss the message entirely! On this page, we will explore how you can check your existing slides for color-blindness issues. We use Microsoft Edge’s built-in color simulation filters to perform these tests.
Test your slides for color blindness in PowerPoint for the Web.
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