Emulate various CSS media features with this reference of emulation options on the
Rendering
tab.
The
prefers-color-scheme
CSS media feature
indicates if the user prefers light or dark color scheme.
To emulate this condition:
- On the
prefers-color-scheme
page,
open the
Rendering
tab
.
Under the
Emulate CSS media feature
prefers-color-scheme
, select one of the following from the drop-down list:
- No emulation
prefers-color-scheme:light
prefers-color-scheme:dark
refresh
Reload the page. For example:
The
print media query
controls how your page looks when printed.
To force your page into print preview mode:
Open the
Rendering
tab
and under
Emulate CSS media type
select
print
.
From here, you can view and change your CSS, like any other web page. See
Get Started With Viewing And Changing CSS
.
The
forced-colors
CSS media feature
indicates if the user agent enabled a forced colors mode. An example of a forced colors mode is Windows High Contrast.
To emulate this condition:
- Open the
Rendering
tab
.
Under the
Emulate CSS media feature
forced-colors
, select one of the following from the drop-down list:
- No emulation
forced-colors:active
forced-colors:none
With
forced-colors:active
emulated:
The
prefers-contrast
CSS media feature
indicates if the user requested the web content to present with a higher, lower, or specific contrast value.
To emulate this condition:
- Open the
Rendering
tab
.
Under the
Emulate CSS media feature
prefers-contrast
, select one of the following from the drop-down list:
- No emulation
prefers-contrast:more
prefers-contrast:less
prefers-contrast:custom
The
prefers-reduced-motion
CSS media feature
indicates if the user has requested to minimize the amount of motion on a page.
To emulate this condition:
- Open the
Rendering
tab
on this
demo
and try scrolling to see various animations.
- Under the
Emulate CSS media feature
prefers-reduced-motion
, select
prefers-reduced-motion:reduce
.
- Try scrolling again.
Emulate CSS media feature
prefers-reduced-transparency
The
prefers-reduced-transparency
CSS media feature
indicates if the user requested to reduce the transparent or translucent layer effects used on the device.
The
prefers-reduced-transparency
feature is
available from Chrome 118
and lets you adapt web content to user-selected preference for reduced transparency in the OS, such as the
Reduce transparency
setting on macOS.
To emulate this condition:
- Open the
Rendering
tab
.
- Under the
Emulate CSS media feature
prefers-reduced-transparency
, select
prefers-reduced-transparency: reduce
.
- Check if your page displays correctly.
The
color-gamut
CSS media feature
indicates which range of colors the user agent and the output device support.
To emulate this condition:
- Open the
Rendering
tab
.
Under the
Emulate CSS media feature
color-gamut
, select one of the following from the drop-down list:
- No emulation
color-gamut:srgb
?approximately
sRGB
gamut or more
color-gamut:p3
?approximately the gamut specified in
Display P3 Color Space
or more
color-gamut:rec2020
?approximately the gamut specified in
Rec. 2020
or more