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Accessibility features for vision on iPhone

With built-in accessibility features for vision on iPhone, you can make it easier to see what’s on the screen, or you can hear what’s on the screen spoken out loud. You can even use your iPhone as a magnifying glass, and get descriptions of what’s around you if you can't see it.

To explore accessibility features for vision, go to Settings > Accessibility. Vision features are at the top.

Hear what’s on the screen

Control iPhone with VoiceOver

Have the built-in screen reader speak what’s on the screen. Navigate your iPhone with gestures, or with a connected keyboard or braille display.

Turn on and practice VoiceOver

Speak onscreen text

Even if VoiceOver is off, have iPhone read all text on the screen, what you’re typing, and more.

Hear iPhone speak the screen, selected text, and typing feedback

Hear descriptions of video

Get spoken descriptions of visual content in movies, TV shows, and other media, when available.

Hear audio descriptions for video content

You can also have iPhone play sounds when you turn it on and off.

Tip: With Siri and Dictation, you can complete common tasks and enter text using just your voice.

Get information about your surroundings

Point at text and hear it spoken

Have iPhone read text on household appliances, ATMs, and more.

Read aloud text and labels around you

Hear what’s in the camera frame

Hold up iPhone and get information about what your camera is pointed at, including when people, doors, or text are detected.

Use Detection Mode

Get a closer look

Use iPhone as a magnifying glass to zoom in on items around you.

Magnify and examine objects around you

See what’s on the screen more comfortably

Zoom in

Enlarge what you’re viewing—the entire screen or one part of it.

Zoom in on the iPhone screen

Increase the size of text

Adjust the reading size for text across iPhone apps and system features, and choose bolder or darker text.

Make iPhone text easier to read with accessibility features

Reduce onscreen motion

Pause animated images, and slow down the motion of user interface elements. Or dim your display when media you’re viewing depicts strobe or flashing lights.

Stop or reduce onscreen motion

Use Dark Mode

If you prefer light text on a dark background, choose a dark color scheme for the iPhone user interface.

Turn Dark Mode on or off

Refine the display colors

Distinguish content on the screen more easily by inverting colors, applying a color filter, and more.

Change color on iPhone to make it easier to see items onscreen

If you use a mouse or trackpad with iPhone, you can make the pointer easier to see.

Tip: Control your go-to accessibility features and settings with the click of a button or from the Control Center. See Quickly open features with Accessibility Shortcut.

See alsoGet started with accessibility features on iPhoneApple Accessibility Support websiteApple Accessibility website for Vision
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