How to customize visual accessibility settings for specific apps on iPad

You can customize visual accessibility settings for specific apps on iPad, like color, text size, and motion, in Per-App Settings.

By Tom Griffin - Executive Editor
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On iPad, you can choose different color, text size, and motion settings for certain apps or for the Home Screen and App Library. You just add an app from the list, then change its settings. You can also change display colors, make text easier to read, and customize onscreen motion.

  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.

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Tom Griffin is the editor-in-chief at GeeksChalk where he oversees all of site’s evergreen content to ensure it’s up to date with the latest information. Hailing from London in the UK, he has over seven years of experience in the tech journalism space and holds a degree in English Literature. In his spare time, Tom can found checking out the latest video games, immersing himself in his favorite sporting pastime of football, and petting every dog he comes across in the outside world.
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