Y’all ever thought about giving your Google Assistant a fresh look? Dark mode isn’t just for aesthetics; it can be easier on the eyes and make your device look real sleek! If you’re tired of that bright white light blasting in your face, let’s get you set up with some smooth moves to turn on dark mode in Google Assistant on your Android device. Just follow this guide to get your Assistant decked out in dark mode.
Step 1: Update Your Google Assistant
First things first, make sure your Google Assistant is up to date. You don’t want to be left behind with outdated features! Head over to the Play Store, search for Google, and check if there’s an update waiting for you. Update that app, and let’s go!
Step 2: Enable Dark Theme on Your Device
In order to get dark mode on Google Assistant, you’ll need to enable dark theme on your whole device. Here’s how you do that:
- Go to Settings on your Android.
- Scroll down and select Display.
- Find the option for Dark Theme and switch it on.
Once you flip that switch, your whole system will go dark, including your Google Assistant!
Step 3: Accessing Google Assistant Settings
Now that your device is all dark, let’s make sure those changes reflect in your Assistant:
- Activate Google Assistant by saying “Hey Google” or long-pressing the home button.
- Tap on your profile picture or the initial icon at the top right corner.
- From there, go to Assistant Settings.
Step 4: Check Theme Settings
In the Assistant’s settings, keep scrolling until you see the option for Theme. Check that your Assistant is set to auto-switch to dark mode when you enable the device’s dark theme. Once that’s good to go, you should be all set!
And just like that, you’ve got your Google Assistant looking sharp in dark mode. Enjoy your new vibe, and let that Assistant work for you in style!