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If you're finding the default mouse pointer size on macOS too small—especially for tutorials, presentations, or accessibility reasons—you can easily increase its size through your system settings. This adjustment is especially useful for users who need better visibility or just want a more prominent cursor on-screen. macOS offers built-in customization options for the pointer through its Accessibility settings, and this guide shows you exactly how to find and use them.

To begin, open your System Settings from the Apple menu in the top-left corner of your screen. Many users may first think to check under the 'Mouse' section for pointer settings, but you won't find size options there. Instead, you'll need to navigate to 'Accessibility,' which houses more detailed visual adjustments.

Once inside the Accessibility menu, scroll until you see the 'Display' option. Click it, and then scroll down again until you find the 'Pointer' section. Here, you’ll see a slider labeled 'Pointer size.' Simply drag this slider to the right to increase the size or to the left to decrease it. As you move the slider, you’ll see your mouse pointer update in real time, making it easy to find the size that works best for you.

This feature works across all recent macOS versions, including macOS Sequoia. In addition to changing the size, macOS also allows you to change the pointer’s outline and fill color, which can further enhance visibility.

Once you’ve set the pointer size to your preference, the changes apply system-wide. You won’t need to restart your Mac or confirm any pop-ups—it's all automatic.

Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:19 Navigate to Accessibility settings
0:43 Adjust pointer size in Display section
1:02 Conclusion

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