Audio description adds a spoken narration track describing key visual action — here's how it generally works.
Audio description is an accessibility feature that adds a narrated audio track describing important visual elements — actions, expressions, scene changes — during natural pauses in dialogue, primarily for viewers who are blind or have low vision.
On most platforms, audio description appears as a selectable audio track alongside language options, rather than as a separate app-wide setting.
Whether an audio description track exists depends on how a specific piece of content was produced, not on the app or device itself.
For other accessibility options, see our guides on turning on captions and subtitles and high-contrast mode and screen readers on Smart TVs.
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