Why is My iPhone Greyed Out? Troubleshooting Display Issues
Discover why your iPhone screen is greyed out and learn quick fixes to restore normal display settings.
Overview
If you’ve ever encountered a greyed-out screen on your iPhone, you’re not alone. This common issue often stems from specific accessibility settings that may be inadvertently enabled. In this video, we guide you through actionable steps to quickly diagnose and resolve this problem, ensuring your device functions smoothly and displays correctly. Learn about the various settings affecting your iPhone's display and how to easily troubleshoot them.
Video transcript
If your iPhone screen is greyed out, it might be due to Display Accommodations settings. Go to Settings > Accessibility > Display & Text Size and check if Color Filters or Reduce White Point is enabled. Disable them if active to restore normal display. Additionally, ensure the Zoom feature isn't on by going to Accessibility > Zoom. Restarting your iPhone can also resolve temporary glitches. If the problem persists, consider a software update or contacting Apple Support for further assistance.
Questions and answers
Why is my iPhone screen greyed out?
Your iPhone screen may be greyed out due to Display Accommodations settings. Check your settings for Color Filters or Reduce White Point under Accessibility.
How do I fix a greyed-out screen on my iPhone?
To fix a greyed-out screen, disable any active Color Filters or Reduce White Point in Settings > Accessibility > Display & Text Size. Also, check if the Zoom feature is enabled.
What should I do if restarting doesn't fix my greyed-out iPhone screen?
If restarting your iPhone doesn’t resolve the issue, try updating your software or contact Apple Support for further assistance.
Can Display Accommodations cause my iPhone to appear greyed out?
Yes, Display Accommodations such as Color Filters or Reduce White Point can cause your iPhone's display to appear greyed out.