How to easily use color filters in Windows 11 for color-blind users

Windows 11 has many wonders that not all users discover. One thing you might not know is that you can make your desktop more unique using simple shortcuts to color filters in Windows 11 — which is super handy for color-blind users.

Accessibility features on Windows 11 are important because they allow people with disabilities to use the operating system more easily. These features can help people who are blind or have low vision, are deaf or hard of hearing, have limited mobility, or have cognitive impairments.

This little trick has been around in Windows for a long time, but recently it was discovered on X (fka Twitter) and people were surprised.

Methods as below.

How to use color filters to make your desktop colors more vibrant in Windows 11

1. Open the "Settings" app

2. Go Go to Accessibility and turn on Color Filter

3. Once done, you can easily turn it off and on by pressing Win by Ctrl CShortcut.

It’s that simple!

Color filters have always been available on Windows 10 and 11, but now users in the Canary Channel can fine-tune the filters to their liking.

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