

The trick, as it turns out, is a three-finger tap—but you’ll have to tweak a key iPhone setting first.
Just change this one setting on your iPhone to magnify its screen with a three-finger double-tap.
Ready to give it a try? Here we go…
- From your iPhone home screen, tap Settings, General, Accessibility, Zoom, then switch Zoom to “On.”
- Now double-tap the screen with three fingers at once, and well … zoom!
- Want to pan around your zoomed-in iPhone display? Just swipe around as your normally would, expect using three fingertips at once rather than just one.
- You can also adjust the magnification level by double-tapping and holding with three fingers (it’s a “tap” and a “hold,” not a double-tap and then a hold), then dragging your fingertips up (to increase the zoom level) or down (to decrease the magnification).
- Had enough? Double-tap the screen with three fingers again to make it jump back to the normal view.
Note: This tip also works on the iPad and the iPod Touch.
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