View our quick step-by-step guide to screen mirroring and recording an iPad to your computer. For more customizations and control, use Reflector to record and screen mirror to a larger display. To record your iPad screen natively, tap the record button in Control Center. You have a couple options to show on-screen clicks in a video screen recording. Now your Bluetooth mouse is paired and will display a circular cursor on your iPad. Usually this is just “0000” but if your device requires a different code, check your manufacturer’s documentation. When you’re prompted, tap “Pair.” Some Bluetooth devices will ask for a PIN number or pairing code. Tap the name of your mouse when it appears under the devices list. From here you can set up a Bluetooth mouse. Then tap “Bluetooth Devices…” on your iPad. Tap "Devices."Įnsure your Bluetooth mouse is on and discoverable. Scroll down to the Pointer Devices section.
Scroll down and tap “Accessibility.” Under Physical and Motor, tap “Touch.” How to show on-screen clicks on your iPad Step 1
Screenshots with Reflector show the mouse cursor. However, you can use Reflector to take a screenshot displaying the mouse cursor. Important: The mouse cursor disappears if you try to take a screenshot on your iPad. You can customize the color and size, like this:
The default on-screen cursor is a gray circle with an outer ring. We break down how to customize your mouse buttons, cursor color, cursor size and more in this guide on our blog. On-screen clicks and mouse support are accessibility options inside AssistiveTouch - the settings on your iPad or iOS device that customize how you interact with your screen. IPadOS 14 supports the ability to connect Bluetooth devices like a wireless mouse. If you need to screen mirror and show on-screen clicks, the best way to do it is with the app Reflector.
Mouse support is a must-have for people who record instructional videos, demos and other content on mobile devices. If you need to screen mirror your iPad running iPadOS 14, follow this complete how-to guide here. Update: The guide below has been updated for the new iPadOS 14.
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