How to zoom in on Chromebook?

If you are using ChromeOS version 72 or later, you can zoom in Chrome by using the Ctrl+Command+plus keyboard shortcut. This action will not work on ChromeOS version 71 and earlier. Also, to zoom in on a specific spot, you can use a two-finger pinch on the trackpad. This zoom feature is also available in the Chrome browser.

How to zoom in on Chrome OS?

If you've been using Chrome OS for a while, you may have tried to zoom in on your webpages by using the Ctrl and the scroll-wheel on your mouse or trackpad. However, you may not have realized that Chrome OS also has a built-in zoom feature. You can zoom in on webpages using the Ctrl and the middle or right mouse click. You can also use the Ctrl and the scroll-wheel on your touchpad.

How to zoom in full screen on Chromebook?

If you would like to zoom in on the entire screen, whether you are using a ChromeOS or Chrome desktop, press the Ctrl+Command+Z key combination on your keyboard. This will zoom the entire Chrome window to full screen. You can also press Ctrl+Shift+T to move the Chrome window to full screen.

How to zoom in Chromebook?

Chromebooks are equipped with a touchscreen. This allows you to pinch and zoom to zoom in on an image or zoom out to see more of the whole screen. You can also press Ctrl and the plus or minus key on your keyboard to zoom in or out. This method works on ChromeOS, but not on Chrome.

How to magnify Chrome OS?

The Chrome OS desktop offers a “zoom” feature which allows you to magnify the screen by dragging your cursor. Though this is great for reading websites and PDFs, it’s not very helpful on touch-enabled Chromebooks. Fortunately, there is an easy way to zoom in Chrome OS. Chrome OS comes with a powerful magnification feature that can be easily toggled on or off by hitting the Command+M keyboard shortcut. Once the feature is turned on, you can