DIYLens is for everyone who wants to fix, learn, buy and sell. We're committed to an app that people with disabilities can use comfortably, and we use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 as our guide as we keep improving.
Dark mode shows DIYLens with light text on a dark background, which many people find easier on the eyes, especially at night or in low light. You can also let DIYLens follow your phone's setting.
Where to find it: Settings → Appearance
Make text in the app bigger or smaller so it's comfortable for you to read.
Where to find it: Settings → Appearance
Tap the microphone when asking DIYLens AI and say what you need. We turn your voice into text you can check before sending. In messages, you can also send voice notes.
Where to find it: The microphone in the DIYLens AI message box
Watch DIYs slower to follow each step, or faster to skim — 0.5×, 1×, 1.5× or 2×.
Where to find it: Press and hold a DIY, then Playback speed
Buttons and controls carry text labels so screen readers such as TalkBack and VoiceOver can read them out.
If you've asked your phone or computer to reduce motion, DIYLens turns down its animations to match.
Your device's accessibility settings
Translate the description of a DIY into your language.
Press and hold a DIY
DIYs in your feed play once and then stop, so nothing keeps moving or playing sound unless you choose to watch again.
Save guides for when your connection is slow or you're offline.
Settings → Offline packs
DIYLens AI explains fixes step by step in everyday words, and you can ask it to explain again more simply.
Tell us if something in DIYLens is hard to use, or what would make it easier for you.
