Night Shift mode on Apple devices has been there since iOS 9.3. Over a period of time, Apple has made little change in this feature. When you turn on Night Shift on your iPhone or iPad, it saves the battery life of your device. Here, we’re going to show you how to use Night Shift mode on iPhone and iPad.
Apple has slotted Night Shift in Display & Brightness in the Settings app. You can either schedule or manually enable Night Shift mode on your iOS device. When you turn on Night Shift, it automatically shifts the colors of your display to the warmer end of the color spectrum after dark. You will get a better night’s sleep by using this feature.
Use Night Shift Mode on iPhone and iPad in iOS 13, iOS 12 (How to)
Turn ON Night Shift Mode on iOS Device
Step #1. Launch the Settings app on your iPhone → Tap on Display & Brightness.
Step #2. Tap on Night Shift mode.
Step #3. Toggle ON Schedule.
Step #4. After you toggle ON the option, you can adjust the slider right below it to make your iPhone screen “Cooler” or “Warmer” according to your requirement.
In case you want to turn off night shift mode, go to Settings → Tap on Display & Brightness → Tap on Night Shift → Turn it off.
Schedule Night Shift Mode on iOS Device
Step #1. Like we did before, launch the Settings app followed by “Display & Brightness“.
Step #2. Tap on “Night Shift” → Tap on From/To under Schedule.
Step #3. You can set Schedule as “From Sunset to Sunrise” or “Custom Schedule” by entering a specific time range of the day.
That’s all folks!
Wrapping up…
You’ll now not need to do any other configuration. Night Shift mode will automatically set your screen accordingly with the schedule. Apple, in its latest operating system iOS 13, has introduced Dark Mode. You can use dark mode on your iPhone and iPad to protect your eyes from straining.
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