Even when a program or movie is in a foreign language or the speech is so low-pitched that you can hardly hear the actors speaking to one another, subtitles provide a simple means of understanding what is really occurring. But once that program is over, you may be wondering where Netflix’s subtitle choices are located. The streaming service makes it easy to find out, albeit the procedure may differ according on the device you’re using. To disable Netflix subtitles on the most popular devices, follow these steps.

How to disable the subtitles on Android smartphones for Netflix

Step 1: Tap your screen while your movie or program is playing.

Step 2: A dialogue symbol with the words “Audio & Subtitles” should show up in the lower right corner of the screen. Choose it when it appears.

Step 3: Your choices for audio or subtitles will appear. Choose the “off” option from the subtitles menu.

How to disable the iPhone and iPad’s Netflix subtitles

Step 1: Tap your screen while your movie or program is playing.

Step 2: After selecting Audio & Subtitles, a dialogue symbol ought to show up in the lower right corner of the screen. Choose it when it appears.

Step 3: The choices for your selected audio or subtitles will appear. Choose the “Off” option from the subtitles menu.

Step 4: To resume playing, tap the X symbol.

How to disable Google TV and Chromecast’s Netflix subtitles

These instructions are compatible with both the more recent Google TV Streamers and older Chromecast devices.

Step 1: Tap your screen while your movie or program is playing. Press the down button on your remote control if you’re using Google TV.

Step 2: A dialogue icon ought should show up. Hover your cursor over it when it happens. Select Audio & Subtitles for Google TV.

Step 3: The choices for your selected audio or subtitles will appear. Choose the “Off” option from the subtitles menu.

Step 4: To resume playing, tap OK or the X symbol.

How to disable Roku’s Netflix subtitles

Step 1: Choose Audio & Subtitles from the description page after deciding which television program or film to view.

Step 2: Select “Off” for the subtitles.

Step 3: To leave the description page, use the back button.

Step 4: Press Play to begin your TV or movie.

How to disable Apple TV’s Netflix subtitles

Step 1: Swipe down on your remote control while your program or movie is playing. (If you have an Apple TV 2 or 3, press and hold the Center button on the remote.)

Step 2: The choices for your selected audio or subtitles will appear. Choose the “Off” option from the subtitles menu.

How to disable Netflix’s subtitles on a Mac or PC

Step 1: Launch Netflix and choose a series or film to see.

Step 2: As your program or film plays, move your mouse about.

Step 3: The bottom right corner of the screen ought to display a dialogue icon. Choose it.

Step 4: The choices for your selected audio or subtitles will appear. Choose the “Off” option from the subtitles menu.

How to disable the Blu-ray player’s Netflix subtitles

Although we made every effort to test these instructions, there are already hundreds of different Blu-ray players in households. The following procedures may not work the same way on every device.

Step 1: While a video is playing on your device, press the Down button on your remote control.

Step 2: A dialogue icon ought should appear. Tap it after highlighting it.

Step 3: A variety of audio or subtitle options will then show up. To turn off the function, use the Off option under Subtitles.

How to disable Netflix’s subtitles on the majority of consoles

The majority of consoles should be able to use these instructions. You could have closed captioning enabled in your console’s accessibility settings if, even after making these changes, you continue to view subtitles throughout your program or movie. Go to the main settings on your Xbox One to disable them. Next, set the Closed Captioning toggle to Off after selecting the Ease of Access option from the list.

Step 1: While your movie or program is playing, pull up the in-player menu.

Choose the conversation menu in step two.

Step 3: Turn off subtitles on the resulting screen. This may show up in a separate submenu for audio and subtitles.

How about verbal communication?

Netflix debuted a new feature in April: original language subtitles that solely display spoken speech. Up until now, you had to activate Subtitles for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (SDH/CC) in order to get subtitles in the original language. This includes speaker names, aural cues like [phone ringing] or [dramatic music swells], and speech.

Beginning with the fifth season of YOU, Netflix programming will progressively introduce the new option, which may be disabled using any of the previously mentioned ways.