One small goal at a time
Find iPhone accessibility settings
This one place gathers options for vision, hearing, movement, speech, and touch.
Choose what feels easiest
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- Reviewed
- August 31, 2026
Before you start
- Keep your iPhone nearby and unlocked.
- Read one action, then try only that action.
- Your wording may vary slightly by model, region, carrier, or account state.
- If Settings is not where the picture shows it, swipe down from the middle of the Home Screen and search for “Settings.”
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Step 1 of 3.Do this now
Open Settings
Tap Settings on the Home Screen.
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- Open Settings. Tap Settings on the Home Screen. The main Settings list opens.
- Tap Accessibility. Scroll a little and tap Accessibility. The Accessibility screen opens with its main groups.
- Choose what you need. Start with Display & Text Size, Audio & Visual, or Touch. Display & Text Size, Audio & Visual, and Touch are visible as choices.
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Official help videoChecked August 31, 2026Creator-edited English captions
How to adjust text size on iPhone or iPad
Published by Apple Support. Shows where the Accessibility menu lives, then demonstrates one common option inside it.
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Follow the steps
Read one step, try it on your phone, then move to the next.
Step 1Open Settings
Tap Settings on the Home Screen.
You should now see: The main Settings list opens.
Easy Phone Tech visual example. Personal details are fictional; exact wording can vary.Open a larger picture Step 2Tap Accessibility
Scroll a little and tap Accessibility.
You should now see: The Accessibility screen opens with its main groups.
Easy Phone Tech visual example. Personal details are fictional; exact wording can vary.Open a larger picture Step 3Choose what you need
Start with Display & Text Size, Audio & Visual, or Touch.
You should now see: Display & Text Size, Audio & Visual, and Touch are visible as choices.
Easy Phone Tech visual example. Personal details are fictional; exact wording can vary.Open a larger picture
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That is normal. Phone makers sometimes move or rename a setting.
- Stay with the task “Find iPhone accessibility settings” and re-read the current action before tapping anything else.
- If the named control is missing, open the official source below or search for a different task.
Open the official help page Sources and review details
Modern full-screen iPhones · iOS 26 · Reviewed August 31, 2026
Step images are original Easy Phone Tech visual examples based on the cited paths. They are not manufacturer screenshots.
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