How to use colour filters in iOS 10 for iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch

• Greyscale: for a monochrome display
• Red/ Green: for Protanopia colour blindness
• Green/Red: for Deuteranopiacolour blindeness
• Blue/Yellow: for Tritanopia colour blindness
• Colour Tint: To overlay the screen with a single colour filter

This feature can be used in combination with other accessibility settings such as ‘Invert Colours’ and ‘Increase Contrast’.

1. Tap the ‘Settings’ icon on your home screen. Fig 1.
   
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2. Tap on ‘General’. Fig 2.
   
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3. Tap on ‘Accessibility’. Fig 3.
   
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4. Under the ‘Vision’ section, tap on ‘Display Accommodations’. Fig 4.
   
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5. Tap on ‘Colour Filters’. Fig 5.
   
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6. Tap the toggle switch next to ‘Colour Filters’ to see the available filters. Fig 6.
   
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7. Tap the filter you wish to apply (Fig 7). The screen colours will change immediately. In our example below, we have selected ‘Greyscale’.
   
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• If you choose, ‘Red/Green’, ‘Green/Red’ or ‘Blue/Yellow’ you will see a further option to change the intensity of the filter (Fig 8). Drag slider to the left to decrease intensity or the right to increase intensity.
  
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• If you choose ‘Colour Tint’, you will see a further two options (Fig 9):A slider to reduce the intensity of the filter
  A slider to change the hue of the filter.Drag the slider to adjust the filter to your liking.
  
  Fig 9

Note: You can swipe left and right on the image of coloured pencils at the top of the screen to see different example images of the changes a filter makes to the colours on your screen. In our example below (Fig 10) we have applied the ‘Red/Green’ filter.

Fig 10

When you are happy with your settings, either tap ‘Back’ in the top left of the screen (see Fig 6) to return to the main ‘Accessibility’ settings screen or press your device’s ‘Home’ button to return to the home screen.

More information:

How to enable 'Invert Colours'

How to enable 'Increase Contrast'