Accessibility options

Make text bigger on a web page

1. In Safari, tap the button at the left end of the address bar.
2. Tap the larger A until the text is easy to read.

Make text bigger everywhere

1. Open Settings.
2. Tap Accessibility, then Display & Text Size, then Larger Text.
3. Drag the slider.

This website follows this setting.

Zoom in

1. Put two fingers on the screen and spread them apart.

Use dark mode

1. Open Settings.
2. Tap Display & Brightness, then Dark.

This website follows this setting, unless you choose Light or Dark on this page.

Increase contrast

1. Open Settings.
2. Tap Accessibility, then Display & Text Size.
3. Turn on Increase Contrast.

This website follows this setting.

Reduce motion

1. Open Settings.
2. Tap Accessibility, then Motion.
3. Turn on Reduce Motion.

This website follows this setting.

Have the screen read aloud

1. Open Settings.
2. Tap Accessibility, then VoiceOver, and turn it on.

Make text bigger in Chrome

1. In Chrome, tap the three dots at the top right.
2. Tap Settings, then Accessibility.
3. Move the Default zoom slider until the sample text is easy to read.

Make text bigger everywhere

1. Open Settings.
2. Tap Accessibility, then Display size and text, then Font size.
3. On a Samsung phone, search Settings for Font size and style instead.

This website follows this setting.

Zoom in

1. Put two fingers on the screen and spread them apart.
2. If a page will not zoom, in Chrome tap the three dots, then Settings, then Accessibility, and turn on Force enable zoom.

Use dark mode

1. Open Settings.
2. Tap Display, then turn on Dark theme (on Samsung phones, Dark).

This website follows this setting, unless you choose Light or Dark on this page.

Increase contrast

1. Open Settings.
2. Tap Accessibility, then Display size and text, and turn on High contrast text.
3. On a Samsung phone, tap Accessibility, then Vision enhancements, and turn on High contrast fonts.

Reduce motion

1. Open Settings.
2. Tap Accessibility, then Color and motion.
3. Turn on Remove animations.

This website follows this setting.

Have the screen read aloud

1. Open Settings.
2. Tap Accessibility, then TalkBack, and turn it on.

Zoom in on a web page

1. Hold the Ctrl key and press + to zoom in, or − to zoom out.
2. Press Ctrl and 0 to go back to normal.

Make text bigger everywhere

1. Select Start, then Settings.
2. Select Accessibility, then Text size.
3. Drag the slider, then select Apply.

This website follows this setting.

Use dark mode

1. Select Start, then Settings.
2. Select Personalization, then Colors.
3. Next to Choose your mode, select Dark.

This website follows this setting, unless you choose Light or Dark on this page.

Use a contrast theme

1. Select Start, then Settings.
2. Select Accessibility, then Contrast themes.
3. Choose a theme, then select Apply.

This website follows this setting.

Reduce motion

1. Select Start, then Settings.
2. Select Accessibility, then Visual effects.
3. Turn off Animation effects.

This website follows this setting.

Have the screen read aloud

1. Press the Windows logo key, Ctrl and Enter together to start or stop Narrator.
2. In Edge, press Ctrl, Shift and U to have just the page read aloud.

Zoom in on a web page

1. Hold the Command key and press + to zoom in, or − to zoom out.
2. Press Command and 0 to go back to normal.

Use dark mode

1. Open the Apple menu, then System Settings.
2. Select Appearance, then Dark.

This website follows this setting, unless you choose Light or Dark on this page.

Increase contrast

1. Open the Apple menu, then System Settings.
2. Select Accessibility, then Display.
3. Turn on Increase contrast.

This website follows this setting.

Reduce motion

1. Open the Apple menu, then System Settings.
2. Select Accessibility, then Display.
3. Turn on Reduce motion.

This website follows this setting.

Read a page without clutter

1. In Safari, choose View, then Show Reader.
2. In Firefox, select the Reader View icon in the address bar.

Have the screen read aloud

1. Press Command and F5 together to start or stop VoiceOver.