Google Photos offers multiple ways to print your photos for pick up and delivery in select countries. Learn more about Photos prints.
Accessibility overview
Google Photos Print store supports the use of all common accessibility features, regardless of your operating system. When using either an Android device or using Chrome browser, you can take advantage of the Android accessibility options and Chrome accessibility options to enhance your experience. When using other platforms, you may find these related resources helpful.
Cognitive
Use reading mode in Chrome to remove clutter and distraction from web pages. It displays only the main text and essential content. You may also find more helpful information in the related resource for your platform.
Hearing
Google Photos print store currently doesn’t have any sound.
Mobility & Dexterity
Use with limited reach, manipulation, or strength
Photos printing features are compatible with all common operating system accessibility features that allow interaction using a single switch or other assistive devices. You can configure this in your system settings. You may find more helpful information in the related resource for your platform. You can also learn how to use Chrome with accessibility extensions and how to use Android with accessibility features.
Speech
You can access and control the Google Photos Print Store without voice.
Vision
Use without vision
You can turn on the TalkBack screen reader to interact with your device with touch and spoken feedback. TalkBack describes your actions and tells you about alerts and notifications. For more information, go to TalkBack guidance for an Android device and Talkback guidance for the Chrome browser.
On an Android device, you can also use the TalkBack braille keyboard to enter 6-dot braille on your screen. TalkBack braille keyboard is available in Unified English Braille, Spanish, and Arabic.
On an Android device, you can use your voice to open apps, navigate, and edit text with Voice Access.
You can also use the Google Store with other popular screen readers like:
Tip: Before you access Photos, make sure your screen reader is on.
For more information on low vision assistance features available for your device, refer to the related resource for your platform.
Use with limited vision or without perception of color
You can change the size of text, images, and videos. You may also find more helpful information in the related resource for your platform.
Adjust contrast or colors: To make the text stand out more against the background, turn on high contrast text through the operating system level settings. For better readability, you can override website colors with your preferred color scheme.
On Android devices, you can use high-contrast text, dark theme, color inversion, or color correction. Learn how to use Android with accessibility features, and learn how to use Chrome with accessibility extensions.
You may also find more helpful information in the related resource for your platform.