Use your Magic devices
on Windows

One app to connect and manage Magic Trackpad, Magic Mouse, and Magic Keyboard.

Product controls are complete. The production-signed public installer is being prepared.

Explore Magic Trackpad for Windows

Magic TrackpadMagic KeyboardMagic Mouse
Windows 10 & 1164-bitWired + Bluetooth

Complete Trackpad controls

Tune tracking, clicking, scrolling, zooming, and multi-finger gestures in one app.

Complete Mouse controls

Configure your supported Magic Mouse and see how it is connected.

Complete Keyboard controls

Manage supported Magic Keyboard models alongside your Trackpad and Mouse.

Check compatibility before you buy.

Controls for Magic Trackpad, Magic Mouse, and Magic Keyboard are complete. The first signed public release will publish the exact validated model and connection matrix so you can confirm compatibility before installing.

Product status
Device-specific controls complete for Trackpad, Mouse, and Keyboard
System requirements
Windows 10 or 11, x64
Release status
Production-signed public installer and final compatibility matrix in preparation

Know what to expect before installing.

1. Choose your devices

Choose one or combine devices. Licensed for one Windows PC.

2. Choose your license duration

Selected plan

Magic Trackpad

1 year · One Windows PC · Selected devices only

One-time total
$20.00 USD

Renew manually at expiry. No automatic charges.

View price details
$20 per year × 1 year × 1 device
$20.00
Subtotal for selected term
$20.00

Before you buy

What is Magic Link for Windows?

Magic Link is an independent app with device-specific controls for supported Magic Trackpad, Magic Mouse, and Magic Keyboard models on Windows 10 and 11.

Does Magic Trackpad work with Windows 11?

Yes. Magic Link supports compatible Magic Trackpad models on Windows 10 and 11 over wired or Bluetooth connections.

Can I use Magic Trackpad gestures on Windows?

Yes. For supported models, Magic Link provides tracking, clicking, scrolling, zooming, and multi-finger gesture settings.

Can I try it before buying?

A 30-day free trial is planned for the first public release so you can test device, system, and driver compatibility.

Does it work without an internet connection?

Core settings and device use are local. License activation and update checks may require a connection.

Are Magic Mouse and Magic Keyboard controls complete?

Yes. Magic Link controls for all three device families are complete. The public installer is still being prepared.

Is Magic Link made by Apple?

No. Magic Link is an independent Windows utility and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Apple.

Where do I report a problem?

Use GitHub Issues and include your Windows version, device model, connection type, and diagnostics.