Éclipse Info is an astronomy information and outreach initiative focused on helping the public prepare for upcoming solar eclipses, particularly the event of 12 August 2026. Its website brings together educational content, practical guidance, and tools for people and organizations planning to observe the sky. Visitors can use an interactive map to locate public viewing events and partner Éclipse Info locations across France, and check local eclipse conditions, including timing and the percentage of the Sun covered.

The initiative publishes news, countdown bulletins, eclipse explanations, and advice on topics such as safe observation and photography. It also provides educational resources, including an eclipse exhibition, and promotes training for facilitators who organize public observations. Through its Club de l’éclipse, astronomy groups, science centers, and local authorities can access resources and negotiated prices on certified ISO 12312-2 eclipse glasses for distribution to their audiences. Éclipse Info emphasizes that direct, unprotected viewing of the Sun is dangerous and encourages safe, informed participation in this rare astronomical event.