User Guide On Make iPad Trackpad Taps Register As Clicks

Are you ready to make iPad trackpad taps register as clicks? Do you want to use a pointer device with your iPad, like a mouse or a trackpad? If so, make sure that a choice that makes clicking the trackpad with one finger register as tapping. Follow our guide, we’ll display you how to turn on or turn off Click or Tap for your connected iPad trackpad in case you would like to make clicks on the trackpad register as either daily taps or physical taps.

Tap to Click comes to the rescue

While using a Mac, you’re quite familiar with this feature. The handy choice, available in the settings your trackpad in macOS System Preferences, makes your Mac register a click on the trackpad using a single finger as a physical tap.

This enables you to do things such as access menus and open apps without actually tapping.

While having a trackpad connected to your iPad. The quite simple enable or disable toggle becomes available in iOS Settings on your iPad. Also, remember to turn on the feature as this is one of those gestures that you’re going to be using the most due to it’s a basic tap.

And if you know about taking your tablet calculating to the other level and becoming more productive. Also, you must think about investing in a pointer accessory.

I’ve used lots of them and can easily explain to you that the best iOS pointing devices the money can purchase include the Magic Trackpad. As its the Magic Keyboard of 2020 for iPad Pro featuring an integrated tap-anywhere trackpad and the company’s touch-enabled Magic Mouse. They both are the original and 2nd generation version.

iPadOS defaults to having this turned off. If you want to clicks on your iPad trackpad to register as physical clicks. Make sure you must follow our detailed tutorial added right ahead which explains how to turn on this feature for your connected iPad trackpad.

How To Turn On Tap To Click On iPad Trackpad

Just follow the steps below to turn on Tap to Click for your iPad trackpad.

Step 1:

Head over to Settings on your iOS device using iOS or iPadOS 13.4.

Step 2:

Select General from the root list.

Step 3:

It depends on your pointer device, click Trackpad or Trackpad & Mouse.

Step 4:

Move the switch next to Tap to Click to the ON position to turn on the feature.

Step 5:

With it turned on, clicking the trackpad with one finger will be quite similar to tapping the trackpad.

Also, moving the switch from ON position to the OFF position will make your iPad to differentiate between taps and clicks – a tap will be a tap, not a click, and so on.

Conclusion: