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Make adjustments to your MacBook Pro's display

You can make various display changes on your new MacBook Pro (2021).

The 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro (2021) models are the first Macs to feature a Liquid Retina XDR display. These powerful displays allow customization missing on other Apple products.

Here's a look at how to adjust display settings on Apple's newest laptops, among the best MacBooks on the market.

How to change the resolution

To change the Resolution on your MacBook Pro (2021):

  1. Click on the Apple menu at the top left of the display.
  2. Select System Preferences.
  3. Choose Displays.

  4. Click Scaled if the Resolution is set to Default for display.
  5. To make text larger, click on one of the boxes to the left of Default. To make more space on the screen so you can see more things, click one of the boxes to the right of Default.

Change the refresh rate

The MacBook Pro (2021) and Apple Pro Display XDR include the ability to change the refresh rate. For professional workflows like video editing, you can set your display's refresh rate to align with the frame rate of the video you're using.

Available refresh rates include 60 Hertz, 59.94 Hertz, 50 Hertz, 48 Hertz, and 47.95 Hertz. Additionally, the MacBook Pro (2021) allows you to select ProMotion for an adaptive refresh rate of 120Hz.

If you decide to adjust the refresh rate, choose the one that divides evenly into the frame rate of your content. For example, if the content you're viewing is 24 frames per second, select the 48 Hertz refresh rate.

To change the refresh rate:

  1. Click on the Apple menu at the top left of the display.
  2. Select System Preferences.
  3. Choose Displays.

  4. Click the Refresh Rate pop-up menu and choose a refresh rate.

Adjust reference modes

You can also adjust reference modes on the MacBook Pro (2021). These modes cover typical content creation workflows across several media types.

To adjust reference modes:

  1. Click on the Apple menu at the top left of the display.
  2. Select System Preferences.
  3. Choose Displays.

  4. Click the Presets pop-up menu and choose a reference mode.

You can also adjust the reference modes by clicking on the AirPlay menu, when applicable, on the menu bar, then clicking Reference Modes.

To choose favorite reference modes:

  1. Click on the Apple menu at the top left of the display.
  2. Select System Preferences.
  3. Choose Displays.

  4. Click the Presets pop-up menu.
  5. Select Customize Presets.
  6. Choose the reference modes that you want to use.
  7. Click Done.

To create custom reference modes:

Advanced users can also create custom reference modes tailored to unique workflows. In doing so, you can select from several color gamut, white point, luminance, and transfer function options.

  1. Click on the Apple menu at the top left of the display.
  2. Select System Preferences.
  3. Choose Displays.

  4. Click the Presets pop-up menu.
  5. Select Customize Presets.
  6. Choose the + icon at the bottom left.

  7. Choose a preset name.
  8. Make your adjustments.
  9. Select Save Preset.

Adjust brightness

To adjust the brightness on your laptop:

  1. Click on the Apple menu at the top left of the display.
  2. Select System Preferences.
  3. Choose Displays.

  4. Use the slider to adjust the brightness, if applicable.
  5. Check/Uncheck Automatically adjust brightness to match your needs.

The MacBook Pro (2021) offers one of the best displays ever seen on a laptop. Use the built-in tools to adjust the display settings as needed.

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