What is Color Inversion in Accessibility
Do you like reading articles, books, and stories online on websites but the white background of the website stresses your eyes? Reading for a long time on a white background can impact on eyes and many websites don't even change with dark mode. Colour inversion applies the opposite color on display which turns every white thing to black. Follow the article below to learn more about Colour Inversion.
Applicable to: ColorOS 11 and above. Check your ColorOS version in [Settings] > [About phone]/[About Device].
What is Color Inversion
Color inversion inverts the color and uses the opposite color in the color wheel like black will be changed to white. Inverting screen color is an Accessibility feature that makes the phone easier on the eyes for some people with a sensitivity to brightness, easier to distinguish for some people with color blindness, and easier to make out for some people with low vision.
How to Enable Color Inversion
For ColorOS 12 and above:
Go to [Settings] > [System settings/ Additional Settings]
[Accessibility] > Swipe to [Vision]
[Colour Inversion] > Enable [Colour Inversion]
For ColorOS 11:
Go to [Settings] > [Additional settings] > [Accessibility] > [Colour Inversion] > Enable[Colour Inversion].
What Difference Between Dark Mode and Colour Inversion
Dark mode applies a dark theme to the whole device whereas Color Inversion just applies the opposite color on the device.
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* Pictures, settings, and paths might differ from those of your phone, but these won't affect the description in this article.