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This section will help you set up shortcuts to manage your color settings. | This section will help you set up shortcuts to manage your color settings. | ||
Open these links from your iPhone and tap "Add Shortcut": | Open each of these links from your iPhone and tap "Add Shortcut": | ||
* [https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/a31ca2bf2804470fa7fcb21d0e369a51 Shortcut: Toggle Colors] | * [https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/a31ca2bf2804470fa7fcb21d0e369a51 Shortcut: Toggle Colors] | ||
* [https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/b338a7b16c454367aeb00917418c8fc7 Shortcut: Temporary Color Restore] | * [https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/b338a7b16c454367aeb00917418c8fc7 Shortcut: Temporary Color Restore] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:55, 26 August 2025
Color
Reducing the color on my phone has made my phone feel less addictive. Most configurations I’ve seen remove all color (greyscale), which I find too extreme. Instead, I’ve opted to remove some color (desaturation).
Set up color reduction
- Navigate to Settings > Accessibility > Display & Text Size
- Set Increase Contrast to "on"
- Set Differentiate Without Color to "on"
- Tap Color Filters
- Choose Greyscale
- Set the Intensity to taste. I set it to about 75% (this removes 3/4 of the color)
Set up shortcuts
This section will help you set up shortcuts to manage your color settings.
Open each of these links from your iPhone and tap "Add Shortcut":
Add the shortcuts to a convenient place
You can add the shortcuts to:
- The Home Screen
- The Control Center
- The Action Button (on supported iPhones)