How to Enable Accessibility Features to Make it Easier on Your Eyes?

If looking at your iPhone screen is getting harder on your eyes, there are built-in settings that can help. You may find bright white screens uncomfortable, have trouble reading text, or simply wish your phone could read something aloud instead of making you struggle to see it.

In this video, I show you how to make your iPhone easier to see using three accessibility features already available in your settings. These changes can help reduce the amount of bright white you see on your screen and give you another way to read texts and other content when looking at the screen is difficult.

Three iPhone accessibility settings that can make reading easier

You’ll see how to turn on Dark Mode, use Smart Invert to change how websites with bright backgrounds appear, and set up Speak Screen so your iPhone can read content aloud to you.

I also show you how the Speak Screen controller works in a real text message, so you can see what happens once the feature is turned on. And because nobody wants to listen to a voice that is racing along or talking at the speed of molasses, you’ll learn where to change the voice and adjust how quickly it speaks.

This video is especially helpful if your eyesight is changing, you find your iPhone screen tiring to look at, or you’re helping someone else make their phone easier to use.

You don’t have to figure out the Accessibility menu on your own. Watch the video and follow along on your iPhone as I show you exactly where to find each setting.