

Full Screen Zoom eliminates the window and works like double tapping to magnify and pan around on a photo. Window Zoom will magnify a section of your screen, but you'll still be able to see some of the unmagnified screen and pan over that area.

You can choose between five different colors to make the icon more visible, as well as change the opacity. Think of it as a little map to keep you oriented when you've magnified a section of screen. This puts a little icon on the screen that I found helpful when moving the Window around the screen. You can also choose to Show Controller on the screen.


This lets you switch to Window Zoom when the keyboard pops up. Smart Typing becomes available if you turn on Follow Focus.Follow Focus lets you track your selections, like your text insertion point, as well as your typing.Here's what you'll turn on or off to make the magnification feature work best for you. To find Zoom, open the Settings app on your iPhone, iPad or Mac, tap Accessibility and choose Zoom. Zoom also allows you to turn on gestures like double-tapping three fingers to activate Zoom, move around your screen, and change the magnification. You can customize the feature to magnify the whole screen or a draggable windowed view. The Zoom feature lets you magnify specific parts of your screen. Apple's Zoom tool: What is it and where do I find it? Also, be sure to check out the other exciting features on iOS 15.4, the latest version of iOS 15. Here's what you need to know about the Zoom feature. (And no, we don't mean more virtual meetings.) This tool is also available on Macs. Apple's Zoom feature has a new reworked accessibility feature under iOS 15. Thankfully, Apple added a number of accessibility features in iOS 15 that you can explore and customize under Settings > Accessibility. Not to mention the headache-inducing blue light. If you find yourself having to squint in order to read or type, you won't get much enjoyment out of your Apple device. Words on a phone or computer can seem so tiny sometimes.
