Accessibility features on Apple TV

Apple TV includes built-in accessibility features to support your vision, mobility, hearing, and speech needs.

Vision

  • VoiceOver: VoiceOver is Apple’s screen reader, available in all the languages supported by Apple TV, and with support for Braille displays. Use VoiceOver to hear exactly what’s on your TV screen and choose commands.

  • Zoom: Turn on Zoom to access a built-in magnifier that works anywhere on the Apple TV screen. With magnification adjustable up to 15 times the normal size, Zoom can help with a range of vision challenges.

  • Text display settings: Use Hover Text to display a selection box that enlarges any text you select onscreen, or turn on bold text to make all text easier to read.

  • Light, color, and contrast: Adjust light and color settings to help with color differentiation or light sensitivity, or increase screen contrast to make items easier to see.

  • Reduce Motion: Set screen motion preferences to stop the movement of app icons, movie posters, and other onscreen elements. You can also set controls to dim flashing or strobing lights during video playback.

  • Audio Descriptions: Use audio descriptions to hear narration describing what’s happening onscreen in movies, TV shows, and workouts.

Mobility

Hearing

Speech

  • Type to Siri: Instead of speaking to Siri, you have the option to type Siri queries using the onscreen keyboard on Apple TV, a connected wireless Bluetooth keyboard, or an iPhone or iPad.

Not all features and content are available in all countries or regions or on all Apple TV models.
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