Phone Button Wall Poster
A printable wall poster that names every button on your phone. Hang it near the counter.
1. Pick the poster
Choose the device you want to label. Each option becomes a printable page.
Phones
TV & Home
Computer
2. Print preferences
Pick paper size, ink, and how big you want the labels.
Makes labels much bigger — best for low vision.
Turn off for a cleaner print, or leave on to remember where you got it.
3. Add a name and emergency contacts (optional)
These get printed at the bottom of the poster. Leave blank to skip.
4. Preview and print
Save as PDF
Hanging tips
- Best spots to hang it: next to the kitchen phone, on the fridge, beside the recliner, or inside a cabinet door where the phone charger lives.
- How big should the print be? Letter size (8.5" × 11") works for eye level at arm's length. Choose tabloid (11" × 17") if you want to read it from across the room or if you've turned on Large print mode.
- Laminate if near the kitchen: a clear laminating pouch or even a sheet protector keeps the poster clean when grease or water splash.
- Hang at seated height: if the poster is for someone who sits most of the day, hang it at 50 inches from the floor — not standing eye height.
- Use removable mounting strips: Command strips won't tear the paint if the poster moves later.
For caregivers
Print one for your parent's counter. A labeled poster near the phone cuts confusion and the "what did this button do again?" calls in half. Fill in your name and number in step 3 so they know who to call first when stuck.
Open the Caregiver ToolkitRelated tools
Find out what every button does on your Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, Samsung, or LG remote.
Plain-English voice commands for Siri, Google Assistant, and Alexa.
Bigger text, high contrast, screen readers, and hardware that helps with vision loss.