Change light and color settings on Apple TV 4K
You can change parameters on Apple TV 4K for color differentiation, light sensitivity, and brightness.
Tip: To invert light and dark colors on Apple TV 4K, see Change appearance settings on Apple TV 4K.
Differentiate without color
This setting replaces items that rely solely on color to convey information.
Go to Settings
on Apple TV 4K.Go to Accessibility > Display, then select Differentiate Without Color to turn it on.
Dim Flashing Lights
You can have Apple TV 4K automatically dim video content that depicts repeated flashing or strobing lights.
Go to Settings
on Apple TV 4K.Go to Accessibility > Display, then select Dim Flashing Lights.
When this feature is enabled, the playback timeline indicates when flashing lights occur for supported media.
Important: Your Apple TV 4K uses an on-device algorithm to detect flashing or strobing lights included in supported video content and automatically dims them on your TV in real time. Motion settings should not be relied upon in circumstances where you could be harmed or injured, in high-risk situations, or for the treatment of any medical condition.
Turn on Color Filters
This setting is for users who are color blind or have difficulty reading text on the display.
Go to Settings
on Apple TV 4K.Go to Accessibility > Display > Color Filters, then select Color Filters to turn it on.
You can select from a variety of filters used to differentiate colors.
Turn on Light Sensitivity
This setting adjusts the level of dimness or brightness on your display.
Go to Settings
on Apple TV 4K.Go to Accessibility > Display > Light Sensitivity, then select Light Sensitivity to turn it on.
Select Intensity, then swipe on the clickpad or touch surface to adjust the percentage of display intensity.
Turn on Reduce White Point
This setting adjusts the brightness level of colors on your display.
Go to Settings
on Apple TV 4K.Go to Accessibility > Display > Reduce White Point, then select Reduce White Point to turn it on.
Select Intensity, then swipe on the clickpad or touch surface to adjust the percentage of white point intensity.