Get started with accessibility features on iPhone

1. Go to Settings  > General > Accessibility.

2. Set up any of the following features:

   • Vision

     • VoiceOver

     • Zoom

     • Magnifier

     • Display accommodations

     • Speech

     • Larger text

     • Bold text

     • Button shapes

     • Reduce transparency

     • Increase contrast

     • Reduce motion

     • On/Off labels

     • Face ID and attention

   • Interaction

     • Reachability

     • Switch Control

     • AssistiveTouch

     • Touch accommodations

     • Side button or Home button (depending on your model)

     • Siri

     • 3D Touch

     • Keyboard

     • Call audio routing

   • Hearing

     • Hearing devices

     • Live Listen

     • RTT/TTY

     • LED flash for alerts

     • Mono audio and balance

     • Phone noise cancellation

     • Visual voicemail

   • Media

     • Subtitles and closed captions

     • Audio descriptions for video

   • Learning

     • Guided Access

   • Accessibility shortcuts

In iTunes on your computer, you can enable a limited number of accessibility features, including VoiceOver, Zoom, Invert Colors, Speak Auto-text, mono audio, and “Show closed captions when available.”

1. On your computer, open iTunes.

2. Click Summary.

3. At the bottom of the Summary screen, click Configure Accessibility.

Take advantage of the accessibility features in macOS when you use iTunes to sync information and content from your iTunes library to iPhone. For more information, see iTunes Help on your computer.