How to Enable High Contrast Text on Google Pixel 7

This post will walk you through activating the Android 13 display feature that would make text easier to read on the latest Google Pixel smartphone. Here’s a quick guide to enable high contrast text on Google Pixel 7.

The High-contrast text feature was first introduced in Android 12. It specifically works by rendering black text with a thin white outline or white text with a thin black outline. The rendering output would be based on the current user interface background.

While there may not be a significant difference with the normal text, using high-contrast text can help make text on your phone more readable against a colorful or stuffy background.

Just like the other display text and size options, high-contrast text settings can also be accessed and managed through the Accessibility settings menu on your device.

• To do so, just head over to Settings-> Accessibility-> Display text and size menu. 

There, you will see the same switch that you can toggle to turn the High-contrast text feature on or off. 

High contrast text is different from the Android 13 Color inversion or invert colors feature.

And that’s how to enable high contrast text on the latest Google Pixel 7 smartphone. You can always put things back to their original configuration simultaneously using the Reset settings option located at the bottom of the same menu.