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# accessibilityFrame

The frame of the accessibility element, in screen coordinates.

```
var accessibilityFrame: CGRect { get set }
```

## Discussion

When you create an accessibility element to represent an element in your application, you must set this property to the `CGRect` structure that specifies the object’s screen location and size. (Objects that inherit from `UIView` include this information by default.)

Assigning a new value to this property changes the value of the [`accessibilityFrameInContainerSpace`](/documentation/UIKit/UIAccessibilityElement/accessibilityFrameInContainerSpace) property to <doc://com.apple.documentation/documentation/CoreGraphics/CGRectNull>.

## See Also

[`convertToScreenCoordinates(_:in:)`](/documentation/UIKit/UIAccessibility/convertToScreenCoordinates(_:in:)-9ziiu)

Converts the specified rectangle from view coordinates to screen coordinates.


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