


The pointer size is by default set to ‘1’, which is the minimum size. To increase the pointer size, drag the slider next to ‘size’ to the right. Finally, click on ‘Done’ to apply the changes to the mouse pointer color. Just click on a particular portion in the box and then use the slider below to adjust the color value. Now you can choose any color that you want for the pointer. Or to choose one that’s not listed, click on the ‘Choose another color’ option. You can select any other color from the ones listed below. When you click on the ‘Custom’ option, the ‘Lime’ color will be selected by default. Since the first three options are simple and have been thoroughly explained, it’s time we explore what the ‘Custom’ option has to offer.

There are different listed on the left, select ‘Accessibility’ from the list. In Windows 11, the ‘Settings’ app has been completely redesigned. To change the mouse pointer color and size, first, launch the ‘Start Menu’ either by clicking on the Taskbar Icon or press the WINDOWS key, search for ‘Settings’, and click on the relevant search result to launch the app.

In this regard, let us explore the available options and learn how to apply them effectively in Windows 11. Windows 11 provides several customization options to meet the diverse needs of its users. Fortunately, the process of changing the mouse pointer remains straightforward and user-friendly. This feature is particularly useful for users who find the default cursor too small or have difficulty identifying its color. Windows 11 offers the flexibility to customize the mouse pointer color and size, similar to its predecessor. To change the size, drag the slider next to "size." Under "Mouse Pointer Style," select "Custom" to choose a color or select one of the other options. To change the mouse pointer or cursor in Windows 11, go to Settings > Accessibility > Mouse pointer and touch.
