If you’re using a Mac, you can move your cursor without a mouse by using the trackpad. To do this, press and hold down the Option key while moving your cursor to the left or right.

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How to Enable Mouse Keys on Mac

Similar to moving your cursor without a mouse on Windows 11, you’ll need to enable Mouse Keys before you’re able to begin. First, click the Apple icon in the menu bar, and then select “System Preferences” from the drop-down menu.

Next, select the “Accessibility” option.

In the left-hand pane of the next screen, scroll down to the Motor group and select “Pointer Control.”

Click the “Alternate Control Methods” tab and then check the box next to “Enable Mouse Keys” to turn on the feature.

Mouse Keys is now enabled. You can customize a couple of things before you start using it, though. To do so, click “Options” next to the feature.

This screen provides a few options for you to choose from. The top two options lets you press the “Option” key on your keyboard five times to toggle Mouse Keys on and off, as well as disable the trackpad when Mouse Keys is enabled.

You can also set the initial delay, which is the amount of time it takes the cursor to react once you press a key, and the maximum speed, which is how fast the cursor moves.

Once you’ve set these options to your liking, press “OK” to close the window.

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Moving the Cursor

Here are the keys you need to press to move the cursor. Pressing and holding the keys will make your cursor move quicker.

Clicking Items

Here’s how to click with either the primary or secondary mouse buttons.

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Dragging and Dropping Items

You can also drag and drop items with Mouse Keys.

Mouse Keys has been around for a while and is still a great accessibility feature on Mac. However, Mac is always looking at ways to improve accessibility on its platform. Not a fan of Mouse Keys? Try using your face and head to control your Mac.

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