Smart TV accessibility settings go beyond captions — here's what else is typically available.
Most modern Smart TV platforms include accessibility settings beyond captions, aimed at making the interface itself easier to see and navigate.
These adjust the TV's menu system — not the content itself — to use larger text and stronger color contrast, usually found under an Accessibility section in system settings.
Many platforms include a built-in screen reader that speaks menu items aloud as you navigate, which is separate from the audio description used within specific content — see our guide on audio description for that distinction.
Menu names vary by platform and manufacturer — check your TV or streaming device's Accessibility settings menu, or contact support if you need help locating them.
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