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

Use accessibility features on Android Content Overview of accessibility Vision Hearing Mobility & dexterity Voice Cognitive Additional accessibility features Related resources Overview of …

Overview of accessibility features on ChromeOS Your Chromebook runs ChromeOS, an operating system with cloud storage, built-in Google features, and multiple layers of security.

The Accessibility Menu is a big menu on your Android device. It helps you control your Android phone more easily. With this menu, you can do many things. You can control how you: Touch your screen …

Select Settings Accessibility. Optional: To have quick access to accessibility features, turn on Always show accessibility options in the system menu. Step 2: Turn on a feature Choose the accessibility …

Android accessibility overview You can customize your Android device with accessibility settings and apps. Content Use a screen reader with TalkBack Change your display Interaction controls to control …

This page is for Google Workspace administrators. For help using Google Workspace services, see the Google Workspace user guide to accessibility. This guide is a summary of accessibility features in …

Use Google's accessibility extensions Caret Browsing (navigate using your keyboard) Use the Caret Browsing extension to move around a webpage using your keyboard instead of a touchpad or …

The Google products and features below can be useful for people who are blind or have low vision. Find resources for other accessibility needs in "Related resources" at the end of this article.

Resources include: Use Google Chat with accessibility features Chromebooks Use a Chromebook to create content, browse the internet, and communicate and collaborate with people. You can use the …