Welcome to the OS Accessibility Features Guide!

This guide provides an overview of the built-in accessibility features available across various popular operating systems, including Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, ChromeOS, and Linux.

Navigating through the different operating system tabs above will reveal categories of accessibility features (such as Vision, Hearing, Mobility, and Cognitive) organized in accordions. Expanding an accordion will show a list of specific features. Clicking on a feature will display detailed information in this content area.

Whether you are a user looking to customize your device for better accessibility or a developer seeking to understand the tools users rely on, we hope this resource is helpful.

Select an operating system tab above to get started!

Windows Accessibility Features

Explore the built-in accessibility features available in Microsoft Windows to customize your experience. Select a category from the left and then a specific feature to learn more.

macOS Accessibility Features

Discover the powerful accessibility options built into Apple's macOS. Select a category from the left and then a specific feature to learn more.

iOS Accessibility Features

Learn about the accessibility features available on Apple's mobile operating system, iOS. Select a category from the left and then a specific feature to learn more.

Android Accessibility Features

Explore the comprehensive accessibility settings available on Google's Android mobile operating system. Select a category from the left and then a specific feature to learn more.

ChromeOS Accessibility Features

Explore the accessibility features built into Google's ChromeOS. Select a category from the left and then a specific feature to learn more.

Linux Accessibility Features

Explore the accessibility features available in popular Linux distributions. Select a category from the left and then a specific feature to learn more.