Google may be playing catch-up with its ChromeOS market share, but when it comes to accessibility features, the tech giant is leading the way. Chromebooks, with their modest 4% market share, boast functionalities designed for inclusivity, including an auto clicker tool and a high-contrast mode for those with vision impairments. In this tutorial, we’ll explore how to invert colors on a Chromebook, making the device more user-friendly for individuals with specific visual needs.
1. Invert Colors Using a Keyboard Shortcut
The quickest way to transform your Chromebook’s display is through a simple keyboard shortcut. Press “Ctrl + Search + H” simultaneously, and a pop-up confirmation will appear. Click “Continue” to instantly activate High Contrast Mode, altering the screen color. To revert to the original colors, repeat the same keyboard combination.
2. Invert Colors on a Chromebook via Settings
For those who prefer a more visual approach, ChromeOS offers a straightforward method through its settings.
- Open the Quick Settings panel at the bottom-right corner and click on the cogwheel icon.
- Launch “Settings” and navigate to “Accessibility” in the left sidebar.
- Select “Display and magnification” in the right pane.
- Enable the toggle next to “Color inversion” to activate the feature.
- To deactivate color inversion, revisit the settings and disable the toggle.
TL;DR
- Press “Ctrl + Search + H” to invert colors on your Chromebook instantly.
- You can also go to Settings -> Accessibility -> Display and magnification. Here, enable the Color inversion toggle.
- To turn off color inversion, retrace your steps to the settings or use the keyboard shortcut again.
