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How to customize visual accessibility settings for specific apps on iPhone

by Stacey Butler

You can choose different color, text size, and motion settings for certain apps or for the Home Screen and App Library. In Per-App Settings, you add an app from the list, or the Home Screen and App Library. Each one gets its own settings.

  1. Open Settings, tap Accessibility, and then tap Per-App Settings.
  2. Tap Add App. Then choose an app from the list (or Home Screen & App Library).
  3. Tap the name of the app (or Home Screen & App Library) to access its settings.
Tag: accessibility

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