Apple Vision Pro User Guide
- Welcome
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- Change notification settings and device sounds
- Set the date, time, language, and region
- Change your device name
- Change the appearance of text and windows
- Unlock your iPhone with Apple Vision Pro
- See your keyboard, game controller, or iPhone while immersed
- See people around you while immersed
- Use Apple Vision Pro in Travel Mode
- Refresh apps in the background
- Set content restrictions in Screen Time
- Let others use your Apple Vision Pro
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- Apple Music Classical
- Books
- Calendar
- Capture
- Clock
- Encounter Dinosaurs
- Home
- Maps
- Mindfulness
- News
- Numbers
- Pages
- Podcasts
- Reminders
- Shazam
- Shortcuts
- Spatial Gallery
- Stocks
- Tips
- Voice Memos
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- Get started with Apple Intelligence
- Create original images with Image Playground
- Create your own emoji with Genmoji
- Use Image Wand
- Use Writing Tools to write, improve, and summarize content
- Use ChatGPT with Apple Intelligence
- Summarize notifications and reduce interruptions
- Apple Intelligence and privacy
- Turn off and restrict access to Apple Intelligence features
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- Get started with accessibility features
- Turn on features with the Accessibility Shortcut
- Change Siri accessibility features
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- Use AssistiveTouch
- Perform actions with sounds
- Perform actions with your eyes
- Perform actions with your voice
- Perform actions with face gestures
- Use Look to Drive
- Adjust settings for the Digital Crown
- Look up to open Control Center
- Use a pointer to navigate
- Control your device with an external keyboard
- Adjust AirPods settings
- Use Guided Access
- Copyright and trademarks
Change how an object looks in Keynote on Apple Vision Pro
A quick way to change how an object looks is to apply an object style to it. Every theme includes object styles—sets of attributes like colors, borders, and shadows—that are designed to look good with the theme.
You can also make changes to individual options, such as adding a fill, reflection, or shadow, or changing the transparency of an object.
Apply a style to an object
Tap an image, shape, text box, line, arrow, or video, then tap
Tap Style, then tap a style to apply it.
After applying a style to an object, you can further change its look by choosing your own options for border or color, for example.
Add a fill, shadow, or border
Tap an object to select it.
Do any of the following:
Add a fill: Tap
Add a shadow: Tap
Add a border: Tap
Change object transparency: Tap
Add a caption
Select the object you want to add a caption to.
Tap
For shapes, images, movies, text boxes, and equations: Tap the Style tab, tap Title and Caption, then turn on Caption.
For drawings: Tap the Drawing tab, tap Title and Caption, then turn on Caption.
For tables: Tap the Table tab, then turn on Caption.
For charts: Tap the Chart tab, then turn on Caption.
For image galleries: Tap the Gallery tab, tap Title and Caption, turn on Caption, then choose whether to include a different caption for each image or the same caption for all images.
For grouped objects: Tap Title and Caption, then turn on Caption.
Double-tap the placeholder caption below the object, then type your caption.
To change the font, size, style, or other formatting, tap the caption (or tap the object, then tap the caption), tap
To hide the caption, tap
If you turn on Caption again, the previous caption reappears.
Add a title
Select the object you want to add a title to.
Tap
For shapes, images, movies, text boxes, and equations: Tap the Style tab, tap Title and Caption, then turn on Title.
For drawings: Tap the Drawing tab, tap Title and Caption, then turn on Title.
For tables: Tap the Table tab, then turn on Title.
You can also tap the table, tap
For charts: Tap the Chart tab, then turn on Title.
You can also tap the chart, tap
For image galleries: Tap the Gallery tab, tap Title and Caption, then turn on Title.
For grouped objects: Tap the Title and Caption tab, then turn on Title.
To change the location of the title, choose On Top or On Bottom.
If you choose On Bottom and add a caption, the caption always appears below the title.
For donut charts, tap Position, then choose Top or Center.
Note: Some objects, such as tables and most charts, can only have titles that appear on top of the object.
Double-tap the placeholder title, then type your title.
To hide the title, tap
If you turn on Title again, the previous title reappears.
