AI accessibility, step by step
Make AI easier to read, hear and use
Practical guides to text size, contrast, voice, captions and screen-reader support. Find the setting, check the result and use a fallback when it is unavailable.
What would you like help with?
Make text easier to read
Contrast, text size and a format you can follow.
Choose a guideListen and keep the text
Voice choices and a written version to check.
Choose a guideFollow a meeting
Captions, transcripts and explanations of slide text.
Choose a guideUse a screen reader
Start with Claude Code’s documented terminal mode.
Choose a guideCreate accessible images and documents
Generate, correct and add useful alt text.
Choose a guideThree guides to start with
Change ChatGPT’s contrast and text size
Make controls and answers easier to distinguish. Compare one setting at a time using the same chat.
Read guideRead a Teams meeting with live captions
Show spoken words as text during a meeting. You can use captions without asking Copilot to summarise the conversation.
Read guideGenerate and review alt text in Word and PowerPoint
Request an image description, then edit it for the document’s context. A separate Copilot licence is not required.
Read guidePrefer to start with your tool?
ChatGPT
Contrast, text size, Voice and saved reading preferences.
Browse guidesClaude
Chat font, colour mode and Claude Code screen-reader support.
Browse guidesGemini
Web theme and mobile voice selection.
Browse guidesMicrosoft tools
Teams captions and transcripts, slide explanations and Microsoft 365 alt text.
Browse guidesBuilt by L de Cuba
I am a neurodivergent IT professional working with Microsoft 365 and AI tools. I built this site to explain access settings in clear steps, with honest notes about what is documented and what still needs testing.
Read about the siteOne useful thing to try each week
Get a practical accessibility tutorial, with relevant product updates when available. Each edition gives you steps, limits and a source to check.