How do I fix a green and pink iPhone screen tint?
Answer
Open Settings, go to Accessibility > Display & Text Size > Color Filters, and turn Color Filters off completely. That usually removes an unintended green and pink screen tint right away.
Follow these steps
Open Settings
Unlock the iPhone and open the Settings app.
You should see: The main Settings list appears.
Open Color Filters
Tap Accessibility, then Display & Text Size, then Color Filters.
You should see: You see the Color Filters switch and filter options.
Turn Color Filters off
Turn Color Filters off completely so no filter such as grayscale, red/green, or color tint remains active.
You should see: The green and pink tint disappears and the screen returns to normal colors.
Check Night Shift and True Tone if needed
If colors still look wrong, go to Settings > Display & Brightness and temporarily turn off Night Shift and True Tone to see whether either setting is adding a warm or uneven cast.
You should see: You identify whether another display setting is still affecting the screen.
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Extra tips
What to look for: A green, pink, or otherwise filtered screen tint, and whether Color Filters is enabled in Accessibility settings.
Before you change anything: Note whether True Tone or Night Shift is also on so you can tell which setting changed the colors. Do not erase the iPhone for a color tint issue. Avoid third-party “screen fix” apps or paid unlock popups. Never share your passcode with unexpected callers.