Android is made for you.

Discover what your device can do for you.

With Android’s accessibility’s features – designed by and for people with disabilities in mind – you can engage with your world, your way. Use these helpful tools to have conversations, get work done, be entertained, tick off daily tasks & so much more.1

Explore the visual accessibility tools & features that Android has to offer, including bolded text or high-contrast mode and audio notification cues.

Vision

Explore your world with vision tools.

Explore the visual accessibility tools & features that Android has to offer, including bolded text or high-contrast mode and audio notification cues.

Person with a cochlear implant holds Android phone in front of them.

Audio

Amplify what matters with audio features.

Get instant notifications about things happening around you, hone in on important sounds, caption calls in real-time and more.

A white person with wavy brown hair sits in their motorized wheelchair with a robot arm attachment holding an Android phone. A Black woman crouches next to them and smiles up at the Android phone.

Mobility

Use your phone with mobility tools.

Communicate with others by using facial gestures. Move freely around your phone just by talking out loud. Our mobility tools make it easier to access everyday tasks.

Stories from real people.

Meet people changing what’s possible.

A photo of Ronke, who has short hair and hoop earings, smiling.

Shaking up a farming industry by unlocking the potential of sweet potatoes.

Participation & support.

A Hispanic woman sits in her manual push wheelchair and chats with her friend, a white woman holding an Android phone, in a backyard patio.

Accessibility user testing.

Help us make our accessibility features even better by participating in user testing and providing helpful feedback.

A Black man communicates in sign language to a person off camera at home. An open Chromebook is in front of him.

Help Center.

Learn more about how to enable accessibility settings or talk to someone from our Disability Support team at the Help Center.