To easily find your favorite accessibility services when you swipe down from the top screen, add them to Quick Settings. Learn how to find accessibility features on your Pixel phone with our step-by-step tutorial.
You can add:
- Color correction: Helps your device compensate for color blindness.
- Color inversion: Changes the colors of your display.
- Extra dim: Dims your screen so it's more comfortable to read.
- One-handed mode: Navigate your phone more easily with one hand.
- Live transcribe: Captures speech and sound so you read them as text on your screen.
- Sound Amplifier: Amplifies sound in a noisy area.
- Sound Notifications: Checks for sounds in your environment, like when a smoke alarm beeps or a doorbell rings.
- Live Caption: Automatically captions speech on your device from media like videos, podcasts, phone calls, and audio messages.
Open Quick Settings
- To find your first few settings, swipe down from the top of your screen.
- To find all your Quick Settings, swipe down again.
Turn settings on or off
- To turn a setting on or off, tap it. Dimmed settings are off.
- To get more options for a setting, touch and hold it.
Add, remove, or move a setting
- From the top of your screen, swipe down twice.
- At the bottom left, tap Edit
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- Touch and hold the setting.
- Drag the setting to where you want it.
- To add a setting, drag it up from "Hold and drag to add tiles."
- To remove a setting, drag it down to "Drag here to remove."
Tip: Some apps may ask if you want to add their icon as a tile in your Quick Settings menu. You can remove, or re-add these at any time.