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Press the F5 key (or the icon showing a small "dim" sun).
So next time you’re in the dark, remember: those tiny F-keys aren’t just for volume and playback. They’re your gateway to a perfectly lit typing experience — no clicks, no menus, just you, the keys, and the perfect glow.
If you are using a non-Apple external keyboard (like a Windows-based mechanical keyboard), the F1 and F2 keys might not map correctly to macOS brightness controls.
Press the F6 key (or the icon showing a "bright" sun). For Touch Bar users: Tap the expand arrow (
across the brightness slider that appears.
If your keyboard doesn't have dedicated keys (or you prefer using the mouse), you can add a shortcut to your top menu bar: Go to the > System Settings . Click Control Center in the sidebar.
Go to System Settings > Keyboard and toggle on "Adjust keyboard brightness in low light" .
Enter one of macOS’s most understated superpowers: .

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Press the F5 key (or the icon showing a small "dim" sun).
So next time you’re in the dark, remember: those tiny F-keys aren’t just for volume and playback. They’re your gateway to a perfectly lit typing experience — no clicks, no menus, just you, the keys, and the perfect glow.
If you are using a non-Apple external keyboard (like a Windows-based mechanical keyboard), the F1 and F2 keys might not map correctly to macOS brightness controls.
Press the F6 key (or the icon showing a "bright" sun). For Touch Bar users: Tap the expand arrow (
across the brightness slider that appears.
If your keyboard doesn't have dedicated keys (or you prefer using the mouse), you can add a shortcut to your top menu bar: Go to the > System Settings . Click Control Center in the sidebar.
Go to System Settings > Keyboard and toggle on "Adjust keyboard brightness in low light" .
Enter one of macOS’s most understated superpowers: .