Text-to-Speech is probably the most well known of all accessibility features - you may even use it already. Magnification gestures let you triple tap to zoom in, even just to temporarily magnify. It's a super useful feature once you start using it and it's particularly great for those with vision impairment. If you tap and hold, however, you can temporarily magnify your screen and pan around. It can be disabled with the same triple tap. The magnification gestures accessibility option allows you to triple tap for a significant zoom. This is what the accessibility options offer on most Android devices./ © NextPit Negative colors/Color adjustment/Invert colors.Here are the five accessibility options, which I think are the most useful though. So take a look through your particular device's settings and see what you can make use of. Some like using your LED flash as a notification are particularly cool. There are some stock Android accessibility settings you'll find everywhere, like TalkBack, font size, captions and ''touch and hold'' delay time settings, but there are plenty more. Select TalkBack settings Tutorial and Help.įor more help with Talkback, contact the Google Disability Support team.Accessibility options come in all shapes and sizes and many are unique to the particular device or Android version that you have.On devices with single-finger gestures (Prior to updated Android R with TalkBack 9.1): Swipe down then right.On devices with multi-finger gestures (updated Android R on Pixel 3 or higher and other OEM devices, like Samsung Galaxy): Three-finger tap or single-finger swipe down then right.On your device, when you turn on TalkBack for the first time, the Tutorial opens automatically. You can learn more about TalkBack on your device, with the TalkBack tutorial. Use TalkBack to browse the web with Chrome.To learn about TalkBack on your Android device, try these Help pages: On TalkBack 9.1, on updated Pixel 3 and up.

Important: Multi-finger gestures are available: These help pages apply to most devices, but you might experience some differences. The setup of your device depends on the device manufacturer, Android version, and TalkBack version. TalkBack gives you eyes-free control of your device.

TalkBack is the Google screen reader included on Android devices.

Android accessibility screen reader