Enhance Your Visual Comfort with Customizable Overlays & Tints from Helperbird

Make websites easier to read with Helperbird's Overlay & Tint feature. Adjust brightness, contrast, and colors to reduce glare and ease eye strain.

Overlays

Make websites easier to read with Helperbird's Overlay & Tint feature. Adjust brightness, contrast, and colors to reduce glare and ease eye strain.

About This Feature

Helperbird's Overlay feature lets you customize how any website looks. Adjust brightness, contrast, and color to make reading easier and reduce eye strain. Perfect for people with visual impairments or for reading at night.

Benefits

Reduce Glare

Improve text readability by reducing glare and bright light.

Help with Visual Impairments

Assist users with light sensitivity or color blindness.

Decrease Eye Strain

Lower eye strain and fatigue while reading.

Customize Appearance

Change the look of a website to fit your preferences.

Improve Focus

Enhance concentration on the text.

Night Mode

Darken a website for comfortable nighttime reading.

Change Color Scheme

Alter the color scheme of a website to match your taste.

Features

  • Apply an overlay to any website you visit
  • Choose from 24 default colors or create a custom color
  • Adjust the opacity of the overlay or tint
  • Available on Chrome, Edge, Firefox, iPad, and iPhone

Is This a Pro Feature?

Yes, this is a Pro feature. You can try Helperbird Pro for free by clicking the button below.

More About This Feature

Helperbird's Overlay feature adds a tint to your browser to make text more readable. You can fully customize the color and opacity. This feature helps people with visual distortions, such as Scotopic Sensitivity Syndrome, by making text clearer and reducing perceptual errors.

Bright web pages can be hard to read and focus on. With Helperbird’s Overlay feature, users with Irlen Syndrome or those who prefer less bright screens can change the overlay color of a web page for a better reading experience.

Screenshot of a Google Docs document titled 'Untitled document'. Within the document, there's partial text stating 'Hello everyone my nam'. Beneath the incomplete sentence, there's a word prediction tool suggesting completions like 'name', 'names', 'named', etc. On the right side, the Helperbird extension is active, displaying several features. There's a bright pink 'Helperbird note' that quotes Chef Gusteau from Ratatouille, saying, 'Your only limit is your soul. What I say is true—anyone can cook ... but only the fearless can be great.' Other visible Helperbird tools include 'Voice typing', 'Sticky note', 'Word Prediction', and 'Highlighter'.

5 out of 5 stars

“After using Helperbird I can't say enough positive things about it. This extension has truly transformed my online reading experience. Whether it's adjusting font sizes, reducing eye strain with the gray filter, or using the dyslexia-friendly fonts, Helperbird offers a range of features that cater to individual preferences and needs. The customizable color options and text alignment have also been incredibly helpful for personalizing my browsing. And the speed reading feature? It's a game-changer! Overall, Helperbird is a versatile, user-friendly tool that enhances accessibility and makes online reading a breeze. Highly recommended!”

Charlie Nishelle Calkins, recognized for her contributions to Helperbird
Charlie Nishelle Calkins
Helperbird Pro user