The built-in colour filter has only a few settings and its use may slow down your work because of its complicated activation and deactivation. These are the settings:

• Settings — Colour & High Contrast — Apply colour filter
• or the key combination Win+Ctrl+C

In the first case, you need to change your settings on the control panel, which can be reached through several steps, while in the second scenario you need to switch from using your mouse to your keyboard and then back. Both methods makes its use inconvenient.Easy Invert creates an icon on the system tray. Clicking on the icon with your mouse toggles the colour filter between activated/deactivated. All settings are available in the icon’s menu.One of the important additions to default settings is Auto Mode which activates the filter based on the name of the software in the foreground and/or the title of the window of the foreground. Using this you avoid having to activate the manual filter every time you start your frequently used programs; instead, Easy Invert will do the job in the background based on a list.