How to Enable Color Inversion on Google Pixel 7
This post will walk you through activating an Android 13 feature that makes the newest Google Pixel smartphone’s system-wide display color inverted. Here’s a quick guide to enable color inversion on Google Pixel 7.
How does Color Inversion work on Pixel 7?
Color inversion basically turns light screens dark and dark screens light so the actual output depends on your current system setup. When enabled, the dark background is applied to everything in the system except in some media or video files. Typically, you’ll get to see a black text on a white screen becomes white text on a black screen or vice versa.
Enabling Color inversion is usually handy for smartphone owners who have issues with color quality or legibility.
There is also an option for you to add a Color inversion shortcut.
- In order to use this feature, simply tap on Color inversion shortcut. Doing so will launch a pop-up menu with two shortcut options for you to choose from.
- In the pop-up menu, tap to select your preferred shortcut option. You may opt to tap the Accessibility button or press and hold both the volume keys to activate color inversion on your phone.
- After making necessary changes, tap Save at the bottom.
While color inversion works on all apps, colors will still change in certain media files and images.
Another option to use a dark background is to enable Dark Theme on your Pixel 7.
- To do this, just navigate to Settings-> Accessibility-> Color and motion menu and then tap to turn on the Dark theme switch.
- On the succeeding menu, enable the switch next to Use Dark theme to activate dark theme right away.
You can also set a schedule for your phone to switch to dark theme or dark mode automatically. Just set your preferred Dark theme schedule in the Dark theme settings menu.
And that’s how to enable color inversion on the Google Pixel 7 smartphone.