What Letter Do You See? Viral Optical Illusion Puzzle

This image is made of purple circles arranged in a clever pattern.

The correct answer is the letter “E”.

If you look closely, the negative space and arrangement of the circles clearly form a capital “E”. These kinds of illusions trick your brain by using dots instead of solid lines.

Did you see “E” immediately, or did it take a second? Drop your answer in the comments and tag someone to try it!

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