Change text & display accessibility settings on your Googlebook

To make it more noticeable, you can make the mouse pointer bigger.

1. Open your Googlebook device’s Settings app .
2. Select Accessibility Cursor & touchpad accessibility.
3. To change your preferred cursor size, move the slider left or right.
4. To change cursor color, select Cursor color.
   • You can set cursor fill color and stroke color separately.

To make it more comfortable to read, you can dim your screen beyond your device’s minimum brightness.

1. Open your Googlebook device’s Settings app .
2. Select Accessibility.
3. Turn on Extra dim.

Important:

• If you adjust the font size in Settings, the Font Size tile automatically appears in Quick Settings.
• You must first add Font Size to Quick Settings. Learn how to change settings quickly on your Googlebook.

1. From the top right of the screen, select Quick Settings.
   • Alternatively, on your keyboard, press Action + q.
2. Select Wi-Fi and battery info Font Size .
3. Choose your preferred font size.
   • To increase the font size: Select Increase .
   • To decrease the font size: Select Decrease .
   • To adjust the font size: Drag the percentage slider left or right.

Tip: You can adjust the font size up to 200%.

Important: Not all apps support this setting.

To improve visibility, you can use bold font.

1. Open your Googlebook device’s Settings app .
2. Select Accessibility Display size and text.
3. Turn Bold text on or off.

To turn outline text on or off:

1. Open your Googlebook device’s Settings app .
2. Select Accessibility Display size and text.
3. Turn Outline text on or off.

Color correction and grayscale settings help your device compensate for color blindness.

1. Open your Googlebook device’s Settings app .
2. Select Accessibility Color and motion Color correction.
3. Turn on Use color correction.
4. Choose a correction mode.
   • To control the intensity of the color correction, you can adjust the slider.

Tip: You can make a shortcut for color correction. Learn how to change settings quickly on your Googlebook.

Important: Color inversion reverses colors on the screen and applies to everything, including media.

1. Open your Googlebook device’s Settings app .
2. Select Accessibility Color and motion Color inversion.
3. Turn on Use color inversion.

Tip: You can create a shortcut for color inversion. Learn how to change settings quickly on your Googlebook.

1. Open your Googlebook device’s Settings app .
2. Select Accessibility Color and motion.
3. Turn on Dark theme.

Important:

• When in use, some issues may occur. These include inverted images or unreadable text on images.
  • You can switch back to the “Standard” option under dark theme at any time.
• If the expanded option is on but an app still appears light:
  • The app may not support the expanded option yet. It may be on a block list from your device manufacturer.
  • The app may not support the dark theme expanded option.

1. Open your Googlebook device's Settings app .
2. Select Accessibility Color and motion.
3. Select Dark theme Expanded.

To help you focus, you can turn off animations. For an individual animation, select the animation to turn it off.

• You can click, tap on your touchscreen, or navigate with your keyboard and press enter.

To turn off all animations on the device:

1. Open your Googlebook device’s Settings app .
2. Select Accessibility Color and motion.
3. Turn on Remove animations.

Tip: Some apps may not support removing animations.

Important:

• The text cursor blink rate setting controls the cursor in native Googlebook text fields, like search bars, notes, and password fields.
• A modified blink rate might not be supported in some apps, games, or web browsers. This means the cursor may continue to blink at its default speed.

1. Open your Googlebook device's Settings app .
2. Select Accessibility Color & motion Text cursor blinking.
3. To set the cursor blink speed, move the slider:
   • Default position: The cursor blinks at the standard rate, typically 500 milliseconds.
   • Slide left: The cursor blinks slower than the default speed. This lessens visual distraction while keeping the cursor active.
   • Slide right: The cursor blinks faster than the default speed. This helps you find your cursor easily and maintain focus.
   • Slide all the way to the left: The cursor stops blinking completely. You can use this to stop any visual distraction or triggers.

Tip: To return the original cursor blink rate, at the bottom of the slider control, select Reset.