Netflix users can now watch subtitles and closed captions

Users of Netflix can customise the size and style of subtitles and closed captions on their TV. Previously, Netflix members could only access these subtitles and closed captions sizing and style options via the web on their computers and phones.

The customization options for subtitles and closed captions can improve the viewing experience, especially for visually impaired, deaf, and hard-of-hearing viewers. The right size and style of subtitles can make a huge difference, allowing viewers to enjoy the content with ease.

Netflix has a large number of titles with subtitles for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing SDH subtitles and closed captions that are helpful for viewers who may not understand the language.

Some streaming services, such as Prime Video, Disney HBO Max, Paramount Peacock, and Discovery, allow users to change the size and style of subtitles.

This update comes almost a year after Netflix launched badges for audio and subtitle descriptions and expanded to more than 11,000 hours of descriptive audio in over 30 languages.

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