We think the best approach is to use an automated schedule. Now tap the Options entry, which will let you choose a schedule based on sunrise and sunset, or one based on specific times of day (Custom Schedule). Hit Automatic below the Light and Dark options so the toggle turns green. You can set Dark Mode now manually by tapping it - the effect will display immediately - but it's probably more convenient to set up a regular schedule. At the top of the next screen you'll see the two interface 'flavours' side by side: Light and Dark.
To turn on Dark Mode (assuming you've got iOS 13), open the Settings app and go to Display & Brightness. This is what Dark Mode looks like in (from left to right) Apple's own Music app, and the Twitter and Slack third-party apps for iPhone, which are the only ones we've spotted so far to implement the new feature. Here's how to get WhatsApp's Dark Mode, for example.) Third-party developers can set up their apps to be affected by Dark Mode too, but they are not obliged to. The software is now available to all, having launched on 19 September 2019 it's easy to install iOS 13 for free.ĭark Mode is a system-wide interface control, and darkens the background of all preinstalled apps to black or dark grey, which is more relaxing to use in the evenings and can save battery life when using an OLED screen.
To use Dark Mode you'll need to be running iOS 13 (or later, when it comes to that) on your iPhone. And for more general advice, take a look at our iPhone tips roundup. You can find related information in our How to use Dark Mode on Mac and How to use Dark Mode on Apple TV articles.
But for those who are still on iOS 12 and earlier, we offer a range of workarounds that will also improve nighttime viewing, such as Invert Colours and Night Shift. In this article we explain how to set up and use the brilliant new Dark Mode feature on the iPhone if you've got iOS 13. For this reason software designers have put forward a number of alternative interface options that darken the screen or reduce the emission of blue light. Using an iPhone late at night can cause eye strain and loss of sleep: the blue light from the screen disrupts our circadian rhythms and tells our brains it's still daytime.
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