iPhone 13 screen too bright and yellow with True Tone enabled

To the OP: True Tone shouldn’t be overly yellow. If it is, I suspect there is something wrong and the device ought to be checked out at a Genius Bar or APPLe Authorized Service Provider (AASP) via the links proved earlier.

You may also be referring to Night Shift, which automatically shifts the colors of your iPhone to the warmer end of the spectrum at nighttime. Go to: Settings > Display & Brightness > Night Shift. Can you share a screenshot from there?

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Please force restart your iPhone: Force restart iPhone - Apple Support. If the issue persists after that, kindly report back.

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"iPhone 13 screen too bright and yellow with True Tone enabled: When the True tone is chosen, the brightness is malfunctioned so that the screen is so bright into yellow."

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Too Color with True Tone:



Adjust this Accordingly:

1. Go to: Settings
2. Tap: General
3. Tap: Accessibility
4. Tap: Display & Text Size
5. Color: Filters
6. Select: Color Tint
7. Adjust: the Intensity and Hue

What Works for me:

Benson_Pham wrote:

I still does not work.

Take the device in to an Apple Store or Apple Authorized Service Provider (AASP) for diagnostics:

• Genius Bar Reservations: Genius Bar Reservation and Apple Support Options
• Locate Apple Stores & AASP’s: Find a Reseller 
• iPhone Service & Repair: iPhone Repair and Service - Apple Support

Benson_Pham wrote:

When the True tone is chosen, the brightness is malfunctioned so that the screen is so bright into yellow.

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I've never liked what True Tone does to the screen of any iPhone I've ever owned. It does tend to make the tint more yellow and as TheLittles suggested, you can adjust the hue if you want. Instead, I simply don't use True Tone and you don't have to either. It is a user selectable choice. If you don't like, don't use it.

H1290 wrote:

lobsterghost1 wrote:

and as TheLittles suggested, you can adjust the hue if you want.

The True Tone hue can’t be adjusted can it? What TheLittles provided is for Color Filters not True Tone.

Since I don't use True Tone, I thought it was possible to adjust the hue before turning it on. If that won't work, then you'd be correct.

As to the comment that True Tone shouldn't be overly yellow, people see colors differently. To me, it is overly yellow. To you, it might not be. I prefer whites to be REALLY white. I know some people prefer the warmer True Tone look. I just don't happen to be one of them ;-)

"I did .. but the problem is still there."

Interesting. Works just fine for me.

So, perform as instructed by H1290, and report back if it is then fixed.

lobsterghost1 wrote:

and as TheLittles suggested, you can adjust the hue if you want.

The True Tone hue can’t be adjusted can it? What TheLittles provided is for Color Filters not True Tone.