We all have our unique way of doing things—accessibility is about personalizing the way we use technology to connect and engage with the world.
Discover how AI is making it easier for you to do things the way you want. From customizing text-to-speech to experiencing museum exhibits through texture and touch, this is personal.
AI is changing accessibility
From speaking to coding, to fostering neurodiverse teams and making art accessible for all—AI can help us unlock our unique potential.
When Brian Jeansonne was diagnosed with ALS, his family worried they’d never hear his jokes again. With AI, Brian sounds more like himself—and his family is laughing again.
The future of work is neurodiverse
With the help of AI, Mentra is fostering diverse hiring and innovation in the workplace.
Painting pictures with words
With AI-powered audio descriptions, Rijksmuseum is reimagining how people experience art.
AI-powered coding is for everyone
With technology that adapts to him, Anton can build faster and easier than ever.
Your tools. Your rules.
Accessibility should be a built-in, not a bolt-on. Discover how you can work, play, and connect your way.
Your AI companion
Microsoft Copilot works alongside you—from getting answers to questions fast to summarizing lengthy meetings.
Ease meeting overload
Farah uses Copilot to transcribe and summarize key themes in her meetings so she can digest information at her own pace.
Reduce fatigue with summaries
Jeremy finds reading many emails challenging because of his low vision. Summary in Copilot helps him absorb information all at once.
Get the words flowing
Paolo finds navigating a blank page difficult with his dyslexia. He uses Copilot to get documents off to a great start.
Captioning and transcription provide options to see audio content as text.
From dictating your documents to automatic captioning in presentations and meetings, Microsoft 365 is built just for you.
Create, collaborate, communicate
New ways of working require new tools. Making small changes to Microsoft Teams can create big impact for team focus time—whether heads-down or heads together. Choose your notification settings and noise suppression levels to stay on track. Plus, Microsoft 365 best-in-class apps and cloud services have tools for more access and personalization built in.
Engage and play your way
Create your ideal setup, increase productivity, and use your favorite apps any way you like. With highly adaptable, easy-to-use accessories, And with Xbox Adaptive Controller, you can game in your own unique way.
Built for you
Built-in accessibility features for vision, hearing, mobility, neurodiversity, and more are at the core of Windows 11. Personalize your PC to work your way.
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Narrator
Hear what’s on your screen with Windows built-in screen reader.
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Voice access
Open and switch between apps, browse the web, read and author emails, and more—all with just the sound of your voice.
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Immersive Reader
Improve online reading fluency, comprehension, and focus in Microsoft Edge.
Accessibility starts
with you
Level up your skills and celebrate accessibility awareness.
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Accessibility resources and training
Design with mental health in mind
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Design with mental health in mind
Discover how to boost mood and mental health in product experiences.
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Celebrate with backgrounds
Show your support with new Teams backgrounds inspired by the uniqueness of us all.
No one-size-fits-all
We believe accessibility needs to be a priority that drives transformative change. As we navigate the promise of AI to fuel accessibility innovation, we’re committed to advancing accessibility as a fundamental right.
