Official Android Accessibility Help Center where you can find tips and tutorials on using Android Accessibility and other answers to frequently asked questions.

The Voice Access app for Android lets you control your device with spoken commands. Use your voice to open apps, navigate, and edit text hands-free. Contents Step 1: Check your device …

Create an account Tip: To use Gmail for your business, a Google Workspace account might be better for you than a personal Google Account. With Google Workspace, you get increased …

Design & develop more accessible apps If you make apps, Accessibility Scanner can help you. It shows ways to make your app better for users. You can also refer to Android Accessibility …

Use these commands to tap, scroll, and make other gestures with your voice. Replace the sample words in [brackets] with your own commands. This command can help you when there are …

Use Gmail with a screen reader Gmail is an email application with tools and features that allow you to securely take action on emails, connect with others, organize your inbox, and stay on …

After you’ve turned on your Android accessibility settings, TalkBack and Explore By Touch can help you explore content and elements in the YouTube app. See Explore By Touch …

Settings in earlier TalkBack 8.2 & below Automatically scroll lists: Scroll lists automatically when you use linear navigation. In Android Accessibility Suite 8.1 and up, this is the default setting. …

You can also send feedback whenever you want: On your Android device, tap Lookout . Tap the account menu Help & Feedback. For more help with Lookout, contact the Google Disability …

Choose the accessibility features you'd like to use: Text-to-speech: Turn on the screen reader or Select-to-speak. Type text with your voice: Turn on dictation. Display and magnification: Turn …