How to change the mouse cursor in macOS Monterey – Guide
Apple’s latest macOS Monterey beta version brings the ability to customize the pointer, allowing Mac users to personalize their experience beyond the standard black pointer with white border. Though not as extensive as Windows’ customization options, this is a welcome addition for Mac users.
How to change the cursor outline
Mac users can now personalize their cursor in macOS Monterey by changing the outline color.
Head to System Preferences for a quick fix.
From the left-hand menu, choose View to access the feature.
Select the Pointer option.
Select the Pointer Outline Color box to customize your cursor.
Click the red button in the upper left corner of the Pointer Outline Color box after choosing your color.
How to change the cursor color
Mac users can now personalize their cursor in macOS Monterey by changing its color.
Head to System Preferences for a quick fix.
From the left-hand menu, choose View to access the feature.
Select the Pointer option.
Users can change the color of their pointer by clicking on it.
Click the red button in the upper left corner of the Pointer Fill Color box to select your color.
Return to default settings
It’s easy to restore the macOS cursor to its original colors.
Head to System Preferences for a quick fix.
From the left-hand menu, choose View to access the feature.
Select the Pointer option.
Press the reset button to restore the default colors.
Final note
If you’re looking to change the mouse cursor in macOS Monterey, this guide has you covered. Got questions? Reach out for help. Don’t forget to share the love and spread the word!
