Spin for an eye color
Spin and the wheel lands on an eye color, painted in its shade, with the hex code and RGB values in the result. There are three lists:
- Natural: twelve shades, from dark brown to light blue, hazel and gray-green.
- Real-world odds: six common colors, sized by roughly how common they are around the world.
- Fantasy: ruby red, violet, gold, silver, glowing yellow and more.
Real-world odds
Most people in the world have brown eyes. Blue comes next, followed by hazel and amber, with gray and green the rarest. The Real-world odds list uses weights to match that, in round numbers:
| Eye color | Weight on the wheel |
|---|---|
| Brown | 70 |
| Blue | 9 |
| Hazel | 5 |
| Amber | 5 |
| Gray | 3 |
| Green | 2 |
Estimates vary between sources and between countries, so treat these as a rough guide. You can change any weight in the list view.
Tip: Writing a story set somewhere specific? Adjust the weights to fit. Blue eyes, for example, are much more common in Northern Europe than the world average.
For characters and art
Spin an eye color along with a hair color and a personality trait for a quick character sketch. For fantasy characters, try the Fantasy list, or spin twice for heterochromia: a different color in each eye.