The text cursor is the blinking line that shows where you will type next in any text box or document on your computer. Sometimes it can be hard to see, especially if the color blends with your screen background.

Good news! You can easily change the color of this cursor in Windows 11 to make it easier to find and use.

Why Change the Text Cursor Color?

• Make the cursor easier to see on your screen.
• Help if you have trouble spotting the blinking line while typing.
• Useful for people with vision problems or dyslexia.
• Choose a color you like better or one that stands out more.

How to Change the Text Cursor Color in Windows 11

Follow these simple steps:

1. Open Settings: Click the Start button and select Settings. Or press Windows key + I on your keyboard to open Settings quickly.
2. Go to Accessibility: In the Settings window, click Accessibility on the left side menu.
   
   

   

3. Select Text Cursor: On the right side, find and click on the Text cursor option.
   
   

   

4. Pick a Color: Under Recommended colors, click any color to instantly change the text cursor color.
   
   

   

5. Choose a Custom Color (Optional): If you don’t like the recommended colors, click the + button to pick a different one.
   
   

   

6. Click More to enter specific color codes using RGB or HSV settings if you want a very exact color.
   
   

   

7. When you’re happy with your color, press Done.
8. Close the Settings window. Your new cursor color is now active!

Tips for Choosing a Cursor Color

• Pick a bright color that stands out against your desktop background and apps.
• Try a few colors to see which one feels easiest on your eyes.
• If you have vision problems, high contrast colors like bright yellow or green can help.

Summary

• Changing the text cursor color makes it easier to see where you’re typing.
• This is especially helpful if you find the default blinking line too hard to spot.
• Windows 11 lets you pick from preset colors or create your own custom shade.
• It only takes a few clicks to make the change in Settings.

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