Want less distractions when studying or working? You might want to try turning on grayscale mode on your iPhone. Simply open Settings, tap Accessibility, enter Display & Text Size, and then go to Color Filters. When you reach Color Filters, just select Grayscale (or Red/Green, Green/Red, etc.), and you’re good to go.
Creating a triple-click power button shortcut to toggle grayscale is just as easy by first setting it as the current filter. Next, go to Settings, Accessibility and then Accessibility Shortcut. Then select Color Filters and make sure there is a check mark to the left of it. Lastly, swipe over to the Control Center, go into the Settings page for that, tap Included Controls and then Accessibility Shortcuts. Once you see the button of a person within a circle, tapping that will show any options checked in Accessibility Shortcuts, including grayscale.
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