Which Circle Is Bigger? Only 1% Optical Illusion Genius Can Tell! 99% Fail The Test!

Optical Illusion IQ Test: Observe the two sets of circles in the image. Which of the yellow circle seems bigger? This Titchener Circles optical illusion is breaking the internet. It is so difficult to tell which circle is bigger in this picture. Only 1 out of 10 people have been able to answer correctly.

Roopashree Sharma
Jul 30, 2023, 18:35 IST
Optical Illusion Challenge: Which Circle Is Bigger?
Optical Illusion Challenge: Which Circle Is Bigger?

Optical illusions are a classic example of how our brains can be tricked by our senses. They are also a reminder that our perception of the world is not always accurate.

In this optical illusion picture, we have two sets of circles. A larger circle surrounds Circle A while a larger circle does not surround Circle B. Your challenge is to tell which circle is bigger.

It is so difficult to tell which circle is bigger in this picture. Only 1 out of 10 people have been able to answer correctly. Use your critical thinking and creativity to solve this illusion challenge.

Optical Illusion IQ Test: Can You Tell Which Circle Is Bigger Within 10 Seconds?

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Which circle is bigger? Circle A or Circle B

This optical illusion picture was first described by Hermann Ebbinghaus in 1892. The illusion is named after Edward Bradford Titchener, who rediscovered it in 1901. We reveal more about it in the solution.

This type of illusion is called a contrast illusion. Contrast illusions occur when you perceive an object as different from what it actually is because of the surrounding environment.

This optical illusion can also be used to test your attention. If you are not paying attention, you may be more likely to be fooled by the illusion.

This is because your brains are more likely to compare the size of the yellow circle surrounded by a larger circle to the size of the yellow circle not surrounded by a larger circle, which is the make-or-break point to solving this illusion challenge. 

Ready to prove you are an optical illusion genius? Your time starts now!

SHARE this optical illusion picture with your family, friends, and colleagues. See if they can tell which circle is bigger within 10 seconds!

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Optical Illusion Answer: Which Circle Is Bigger?

We bet many must have thought that Circle B is bigger. Congratulations to those who figured out the answer. However, if you are still looking for the bigger circle in this optical illusion. Do not worry, we have shared the answer below.

which circle is bigger optical illusion with answer

Answer: Both circles are actually the same size.

This is the famous ‘Titchener circles optical illusion’, also known as the Ebbinghaus illusion, which describes that the perceived size of an object is influenced by the size of the objects surrounding it.

In the Ebbinghaus illusion, a central yellow circle appears smaller when surrounded by a larger circle, and larger when surrounded by a smaller circle. But actually, both the yellow circles are the same size.

Roopashree Sharma
Roopashree Sharma

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Roopashree Sharma is a seasoned content writing professional with over 5 years of experience in digital journalism, specializing in education, science, trending, national and international news. She holds a degree in Journalism and Mass Communication and has contributed to leading media houses including Zee, Times, and India TV. Currently serving as Assistant Manager – Editorial at Jagran New Media, she writes and manages content for the General Knowledge (GK) section of the Jagran Josh (English) portal. For inquiries, contact her at roopashree.sharma@jagrannewmedia.com.

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