Change Displays Night Shift preferences on Mac

On your Mac, use the Night Shift pane of Displays System Preferences to shift your display to the warmer end of the color spectrum. Warmer screen colors are easier on your eyes when you use your Mac at night or in low-light conditions.

Note: To find out if your Mac supports Night Shift, see the Apple Support article How to use Night Shift on your Mac.

To open this pane, choose Apple menu > System Preferences, click Displays, then click Night Shift.

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Schedule				To have Night Shift turn on automatically at certain times, choose an option. Off: Don’t schedule a time for Night Shift (if you choose this, you can still turn on Night Shift manually). Custom: Choose the times when Night Shift turns on and off. Sunset to Sunrise: Turn on Night Shift from sunset to sunrise. To use this option, turn on Location Services in Security & Privacy preferences. Choose Apple menu > System Preferences, click Security & Privacy, then click Privacy. Select Enable Location Services, scroll down to System Services, click Details, select Setting Time Zone, then click Done.
Manual				Select to turn on Night Shift; deselect to turn it off. Night Shift remains on until the next day or until you turn it off.
Color Temperature				Drag the slider to change the color temperature Night Shift uses.
AirPlay Display				Use AirPlay Mirroring to wirelessly send what’s on your Mac to another display.
Show mirroring options in the menu bar when available				Show devices available for AirPlay Mirroring in the menu bar.
Gather Windows				Moves all open Displays preferences windows to the display where this button is. This button appears only if more than one display is connected to your Mac.

See alsoUse Night Shift on Mac

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Change Displays Night Shift preferences on Mac