Distance Vision Test
This test evaluates your distance vision using a Snellen chart, the standard tool used by eye care professionals worldwide.
How to perform this test:
- Position yourself exactly 10 feet (3 meters) from your screen
- If you wear glasses or contacts for distance vision, keep them on
- Cover one eye and read the letters on the chart from top to bottom
- Note the smallest line where you can correctly identify most letters
- Repeat with the other eye
How to enter your results:
After viewing the chart in fullscreen, enter the letters you saw for each row, separating rows with commas.
Example: "E, FP, TOZ, LPED" for the first four rows
If you couldn't read a row, simply skip it in your response.
Important Distance Requirement
For accurate results, you must be positioned exactly 10 feet (3 meters) from your screen. This standardized distance ensures the test functions correctly and provides meaningful results.
Snellen Chart Test
Click the preview image below to view the Snellen chart in fullscreen mode:
This test is for preliminary screening purposes only. It does not replace a professional eye examination. If you suspect you have vision problems, please consult with an optometrist or ophthalmologist for a comprehensive eye exam.