See the difference! How to turn on the gray filter on iPhone for people with sensitive eyes

iPhone smartphones have a feature that can significantly improve the comfort of users with sensitive eyes - Grayscale mode. Reducing the brightness and contrast of the display helps to avoid fatigue when using the phone at night.

Also, this mode can be useful for those who want to reduce screen time or struggle with app addiction, Tom's Guide writes. It is noted that switching to grayscale makes the screen less saturated, which helps reduce eye fatigue.

Bright icons and notifications become less attractive, which can help users better control the time spent in apps. For people with visual impairments, including colorblind people, this filter makes it easier to distinguish between text and images.

How to turn on grayscale on iPhone

Instructions

1. Go to "Settings"
2. Find the "Special features" menu
3. Select "Display and text settings". Here you can change settings that affect visual elements.
4. Open the Color Filters menu and click Filter Settings.
5. Once the Color Filters menu opens, turn on the on-screen switch.
6. Select the Grayscale mode. This will immediately change the display to black and white.
7. If necessary, you can adjust the intensity of the filter using the slider.

Visual instructions

Open "Settings"

Select "Accessibility"

Open Display and text size

Access color filters

Turn on color filters

Select a grayscale mode

Adjust the intensity (optional)

How the filter affects the use of the gadget

Users who have tried this feature report a reduction in eye strain when viewing in the dark. While Grayscale mode is convenient to use on a daily basis, you can turn it off for photos or when you need color.

This simple trick also helps reduce over-reliance on your smartphone. Without bright colors, applications and notifications seem less attractive, which helps to better control the time spent using the device.

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