Accessibility
PlayStation 5 accessibility for GTA 6
PS5 provides system accessibility settings that can help with the console interface and supported game output. Rockstar has not published the GTA 6 in-game accessibility menu, so these settings do not confirm what will work inside the game.
Where to find them: Settings, then Accessibility.
Every feature
- Screen Reader. Reads menus and text aloud, with voice type, speed and volume controls.
- Closed Captions. Captions for media with font size, color, edges and opacity options.
- Color Correction and Inversion. Adjust or invert colors for low vision and color blindness.
- Larger and Bold Text, Zoom. Scale interface text and zoom the screen.
- Custom Button Assignments. Remap any controller button system-wide.
- Mono Audio and Balance. Combine channels to mono and shift the left-right balance.
- Controller Feedback Toggles. Turn off vibration and adaptive trigger resistance if they get in the way.
Adaptive hardware: The PS5 Access Controller is a kit-style pad built for players with limited mobility.
Back to the GTA 6 accessibility board, or compare other platforms: Xbox Series X and S, PC (Windows).
Get the GTA 6 accessibility updateOne email when Rockstar publishes the official GTA 6 accessibility options.
Frequently asked questions
Where are the accessibility settings on PlayStation 5?
Open Settings, then Accessibility. Every feature below lives in that menu.
Do these PlayStation 5 features work in GTA 6?
Some system features affect the console interface, controller or display output, but Rockstar has not published or tested the GTA 6 accessibility menu. Do not treat this list as confirmed in-game support.