iOS has many features that make iPhones, iPods, and iPads more accessible for people with various disabilities. Color filters are one of such accessibility features, and they allow adjusting the screen according to your needs or taste. For example, you can change the screen tones or grayscale iPhone.
This article will show you how to make an iPhone grayscale. The same guide also applies to iPad and iPod Touch with the latest version of iOS.
Note. Making iPhone grayscale does not affect screenshots or pictures you take with your iPhone’s camera. All the images your device produces will remain in full color.
The Simplest Way to Grayscale iPhone
iPhone grayscale is an accessibility feature, which means it should be easily accessible with no need to dive deep into various settings and submenus. If you use Siri, turning on grayscale on iPhone requires a simple command: Hey Siri, enable grayscale. That is how you grayscale iPhone.
To disable grayscale on iPhone, repeat the same procedure. Invoke Siri and say: Disable grayscale.
That is it. That is how to make an iPhone grayscale.
How to Turn On Grayscale iPhone?
- Open Settings > Accessibility.
- Select Display and Text Size.
- Tap Color Filters and then enable the Color Filters toggle. iPhone will automatically select grayscale.
To disable grayscale on iPhone, repeat the steps above and toggle off the Color Filters option.
One More Way to Make iPhone Grayscale
If you have iPhone 8 or a newer model, you can use an iPhone grayscale shortcut. It enables or disables the grayscale filter using back taps or an accessibility shortcut in the control center. That will let you make your iPhone grayscale without opening any settings or speaking to Siri, which is not the sharpest tool in the shed.
- Open Settings > Accessibility.
- Select Accessibility Shortcut.
- Place a checkmark next to Color Filters.
- Go back to the accessibility menu and select Touch.
- Scroll down and select Back Tap.
- Choose either double or triple tap, then select Accessibility Shortcut.
Now you can make your iPhone grayscale with a double or triple tap and disable grayscale in the same manner.
Alternatively, you can use the iPhone grayscale shortcut in the control center. Here is how to add it:
- Open the Settings app and go to the Control Center section.
- Find the Accessibility Shortcuts option and tap a button with a green plus icon.
- Pull down the control center and tap the accessibility shortcut button.
- Tap Color Filters.
- Repeat the steps above to disable iPhone grayscale.
Tip. Assigning Color Filters to Accessibility Shortcut allows you to make iPhone grayscale by triple-clicking the Home button (on devices with TouchID) or the power button (on iPads and iPhones without the Home button.) It is important to note that enabling the accessibility shortcut disables a triple-tap for SOS calls on iPhones with FaceID.
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