7 Accessibility Tools that make the World More Inclusive

 Monday, November 17, 2025

Accessibility Tools are essential for many people around the world. More than 2.5 billion people use these tools, whether they are in the classroom or at work. Discussed below will be seven of the best accessibility tools for users through google. Google is a multinational technology corporation that offers a wide range of internet services. It has many designers such as google calendar, classroom, docs, slides, and so many more that include features for those who may need.

1. Browser & Screen Readers

Here, many people can have the text, icons and other pieces read back to them. This includes NVDA and JAWS on windows. There are also different features so people can This is perfect for people who struggle to see, read, or learn better when someone else is talking back to them.

2. Docs Menu Bar

Google docs is one of the most beneficial sites for those who need accessibility tools. It has many features that allows for these tools to be possible for people to use throughout their work. The menu bar provides shortcuts that enable navigation, editing and formatting. Finally, it offers voice typing which is beneficial for those who struggle to type. 

3. Magnification

This feature is accessible on all platforms, which allows readers to zoom in and out of their reading. This is beneficial for those who cannot see the best. Even if someone zooms in, the text still can be used and read back to them.

4. Google Translate

This tool is super cool. It allows people to translate over 70 different languages. This tool will allow those to take photos, use voice text, and have a conversation with others in different languages. Overall, a very cool tool, especially students who want to communicate with other students around the world.

5. Spell Checkers

This tool is open on all google platforms. Whether the water spelt something wrong, or just wants to check the grammar or punctuation, google spell checkers allows for the writer to fix writing mistakes, for free. Being in college, this is a beneficial tool for those who want to write resumes and papers in the correct format and with the correct spelling. 

6. Color Enhancer and High Contrast Mode

This tool is for those who have trouble seeing, or need lighter colors to see visuals better. While it cannot be used for people who are blind, those who are color blind can see the features better. 

7. Morse Code

Google has a new feature that allows those who are blind to write in morse code. Developer Tania Finlayson is partnering with Google to allow people to type in morse on the Board and includes tools to help learn how to use it. This is super beneficial and a really cool new study. It contains dots that form sentences to type and talks back to those who are blind.

In the end, these accessibility tools are open for any type of person. It opens a new type of style of learning for those who may need to use it, which allows for change. Those who use these tools are not just for everyday workers, but for those to be included in the easiest way possible. These tools are clear, more detailed for learners, and break down barriers for everyone.