Vimeo player features:

Support for subtitles and captions: Vimeo allows creators to either upload their own subtitles and captions or use AI to generate captions in 7 different languages. To turn on captions or subtitles when viewing a video, click the CC button in the player's bottom toolbar.
Support for multi-audio tracks: Vimeo allows you to include multi-language or descriptive audio, commentary tracks, and more, which means you can further customize your viewer experience and reach more people.
Higher color contrast: To ensure users of all sight abilities can fully experience videos on Vimeo, our player will now maintain a default color contrast ratio.
Clearer focus states: For users who rely on their keyboards to navigate, we've added changes that make it clear which element in the player is active at any given time. Users will now see a blue or white box around the active element, with a high color contrast.
Better support for screen readers: For users who rely on screen readers (e.g. JAWS, NVDA), we ensure that any element in the Vimeo player can be read accordingly.

A note on improving video accessibility

Accessibility creates a sense of belonging by being inclusive. This means giving all individuals the opportunity to participate, in every aspect, to the fullest extent possible. Accessibility is not limited to varying abilities; everyone can benefit when something is accessible. It's a win across the board.

The Vimeo player offers support for captions and subtitles across multiple devices. We're passionate about accessibility, and we're actively working on making all Vimeo products more accessible, too.