Manage caption settings - Computer - Google Accessibility Help
You can turn captions (subtitles) on or off for videos that have them. You can also change the default caption settings, like font style or language, on your computer or mobile device.
You can turn captions (subtitles) on or off for videos that have them. You can also change the default caption settings, like font style or language, on your computer or mobile device.
Chromebooks have a built-in screen reader called ChromeVox, which enables people with visual impairments to use the Chrome operating system. Turn screen reader on or off You can turn ChromeVox on
These instructions are for Enterprise Meet hardware accounts only. For help with Meet on Web, Android, and iOS, go to the Google Meet Help Center. You can make meetings more accessible by tur
To type or handwrite text, or to add images to files, documents, and emails, you can use your Chromebook’s on-screen keyboard. Tip: To type text with the on-screen keyboard, you can use one or multip
You can hear full pages read aloud with Chromebook’s built-in screen reader. You can hear parts of a page, including specific words, read aloud with Select-to-speak. Listen to all text To have pages
When you use a screen reader in Chrome, you can get descriptions of unlabeled images, for example, images that don’t have alt text. Images are sent to Google to create the descriptions. I
You can use the touchscreen controller with Google Meet hardware. Adjust the Keyboard Layout You can change the keyboard layout on the Google Meet touch
You have a range of controls to manage your privacy across Google’s services. To find answers to many common questions about privacy and your data in Google’s products and services, select an option b
You can make your video content available to a larger audience when you add captions. If you want to reach deaf, hard-of-hearing viewers, or speakers of different languages, captions help these groups
Store, share, and collaborate on files and folders from a mobile device, tablet, or computer with Google Drive. This article has a lot of content and to quickly go to a specific section in this artic
Overview You can use Google Chat with platform accessibility features and technologies, such as screen readers. It has several built-in accessibility features, like: Keyboard shortcuts Suggeste
When you use a screen reader in Chrome, you can get descriptions of unlabeled images, for example, images that don’t have alt text. Images are sent to Google to create the descriptions. I
Important: We are currently making updates to Google Play privacy settings. If the settings in this article don't match your current experience, your Play personalization options may have been recentl
The Google products and features below can be useful for people who are deaf or hard-of-hearing. Find resources for other accessibility needs in "Related resources" at the end of this article. Cap
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.
TalkBack is an accessibility feature that helps people who are blind or have low vision to interact with their Android devices using touch and spoken feedback. When TalkBack is on, items on the scre
Sound Notifications help you know what happens in your home. When they're turned on, your phone always checks for sounds you want notifications about, like when a smoke alarm beeps or a doorbell rings
Your phone screen can turn by itself. This happens when you move your phone. If you hold it up tall (like a portrait), the screen looks one way. If you turn it on its side (like a landscape), the scre
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Google Play Services for AR (ARCore) is a system service that performs platform functions for augmented reality (AR) experiences built using the ARCore Software Development Kit (developer documentatio