VoiceOver, which may read aloud information on the screen for persons who are blind or have impaired vision, is one of Apple’s accessibility choices on the iPhone and iPad.

You can hear a description of everything on your screen, hear your own words stated aloud while you type, and navigate your smartphone using auditory cues that respond to where and how you position your fingers if you have VoiceOver enabled.

How to Use VoiceOver to Hear What’s on Your iPhone Screen

For persons with a vision impairment or low vision, VoiceOver is an accessibility feature that may describe text, apps, icons, and other elements that show on an iPhone or iPad screen.

VoiceOver works with all built-in apps as well as a range of third-party apps and supports more than 30 languages, including English, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Arabic, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, and Swedish.

FOLLOW THE STEPS BELOW TO ENABLE YOUR VOICEOVER

Go to Settings > Accessibility to enable VoiceOver.
Turn on the VoiceOver switch. You might also delegate the task to Siri.
When you say to Siri, “Hey Siri, switch on VoiceOver,” the feature activates and announces itself.


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