Want to use grayscale on the display of your Mac? Follow along on for how to use this accessibility feature.
Like inverting the colors of your display, using grayscale on a Mac offers greater visibility to some users, particularly with low or impaired vision.
How to use grayscale on your Mac
- Open System Preferences on your Mac (you can also pull up Accessibility settings with the keyboard shortcut command + option + F5)
- Head to Accessibility → Display
- As shown below, click Use grayscale
Here’s how the steps look:
Once in Accessibility settings, click on Display on the left-hand sidebar.
Now click the check box next to Use Grayscale.
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