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Accessibility on ChromeOS 151

Accessibility is entry 10 of 12 on the first screen of Settings in ChromeOS 151, holding 12 options and 145 more on the screens they open, in the order the device shows them.

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Show accessibility options in Quick Settings
Text-to-Speech
- ChromeVox
- ChromeVox settings
- ChromeVox tutorial
- Select-to-speak
- Select-to-speak settings
- Text-to-Speech voice settings
Display and magnification
- Color correction
- Red-green, green weak (Deuteranomaly)
- Red-green, red weak (Protanomaly)
- Blue-yellow (Tritanomaly)
- Grayscale
- Color inversion
- Full-screen magnifier
- Magnifier follows keyboard focus
- Magnifier follows the word being read by select-to-speak
- Magnifier follows ChromeVox focus
- 2x
- 4x
- 6x
- 8x
- 10x
- 12x
- 14x
- 16x
- 18x
- 20x
- Docked magnifier
- Reduced animations
- Always show scrollbars
- Display settings
- Website text size and font
Keyboard and text input
- On-screen keyboard
- Dictation
- Change
- Switch Access
- Switch Access settings
- Sticky keys
- Highlight item with keyboard focus
- Highlight text cursor
- Navigate with text cursor (caret browsing)
- Slow keys
- Bounce keys
- Keyboard settings
Cursor and touchpad
- Automatic clicks
- 0.6 seconds
- 0.8 seconds
- 1 second
- 2 seconds
- 4 seconds
- Ignore minor cursor movement
- Small
- Default
- Large
- Revert to left click after action
- Mouse Keys
- Face control
- Show large mouse cursor
- Black (default)
- Red
- Yellow
- Green
- Cyan
- Blue
- Magenta
- Pink
- Inverted
- Highlight the mouse cursor when it's moving
- Swipe between pages
- Never
- Always
- When a mouse is connected
- Show navigation buttons in tablet mode
- Mouse and touchpad settings
Audio and captions
- Mono audio
- Play sound on device startup
- Flash notifications
- Preview
- Red
- Yellow
- Green
- Cyan
- Blue
- Magenta
- Pink
- Live Caption
- Add languages
- Live Translate
- Translate captions to
- Very small
- Small
- Medium (Recommended)
- Large
- Very large
- Text font
- Default
- Black
- White
- Opaque
- Semi-transparent
- Transparent
- None
- Raised
- Depressed
- Uniform
- Drop shadow
Find more accessibility tools in the Chrome Web Store
- High Contrast
- Read Aloud
- Caret Browsing
Contact Google Disability Support
- Open the contact form
Manage accessibility features
- Get image descriptions from Google
- Text-to-Speech
- Display and magnification
- Keyboard and text input
- Cursor and touchpad
- Audio and captions
Captions
- Live Caption
- Add languages
- Live Translate
- Translate captions to
- Very small
- Small
- Medium (Recommended)
- Large
- Very large
- Text font
- Default
- Black
- White
- Red
- Green
- Blue
- Yellow
- Cyan
- Magenta
- Opaque
- Semi-transparent
- Transparent
- None
- Raised
- Depressed
- Uniform
- Drop shadow
Mouse Keys
- Mouse Keys
- Use the number pad
- Press again to accelerate

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What changed in Accessibility since ChromeOS 124

70 new, 53 gone and 7 renamed on this screen and the ones inside it.

New Text-to-Speech › ChromeVox settings › Annotate main node
New Display and magnification › Magnifier follows the word being read by select-to-speak
New Display and magnification › Magnifier follows ChromeVox focus
New Display and magnification › Always show scrollbars
New Cursor and touchpad › Face control › Use head movements to control the mouse cursor
New Cursor and touchpad › Face control › Adjust speed separately for each direction
New Cursor and touchpad › Face control › Cursor acceleration
New Cursor and touchpad › Face control › Precision click
New Cursor and touchpad › Face control › Reduce mouse speed by
New Cursor and touchpad › Face control › Reduce mouse speed by › None
New Cursor and touchpad › Face control › Reduce mouse speed by › 25%
New Cursor and touchpad › Face control › Reduce mouse speed by › 50%
Gone Text-to-Speech › Extract text from PDF
Gone Keyboard and text input › Normal
Gone Keyboard and text input › Fast
Gone Cursor and touchpad › Press ctrl key 5 times to pause mouse keys
Gone Cursor and touchpad › Temporarily disable mouse keys when you are in a text field. Press esc to resume.
Gone Cursor and touchpad › Right hand
Gone Cursor and touchpad › Cursor control › (Advanced) Use mouse acceleration
Gone Cursor and touchpad › Facial expressions › Face gesture
Gone Cursor and touchpad › Facial expressions › Face gesture › Open mouth
Gone Cursor and touchpad › Facial expressions › Face gesture › Raise eyebrows
Gone Cursor and touchpad › Facial expressions › Face gesture › Blink left eye
Gone Cursor and touchpad › Facial expressions › Face gesture › Smile
Renamed Zoomed in screen follows keyboard focus → Magnifier follows keyboard focus
Renamed Slow → Slow keys
Renamed Do not blink → Bounce keys
Renamed Cursor control → Swipe between pages
Renamed Left hand → Never
Renamed Facial expressions → When a mouse is connected
Renamed Preferred caption language → Preview

Accessibility on other systems

The same screen, as each system draws it.

iPadOS 27.0 macOS 27 Golden Gate Windows 11 iOS 27.0 Android 17 Ubuntu 26.04 LTS watchOS 27 Wear OS 7 tvOS 27 Google TV 14

The same screen in other versions

ChromeOS 124 ChromeOS 120

Other sections of ChromeOS 151

Network Bluetooth Connected devices Accounts Kerberos Device Wallpaper and style Privacy and security All 12 sections