# Eye control
Source: https://docs.aden.space/docs/help/more/desktop-eye-control

Point with your eyes. Look, Hand control's third mode, moves the pointer to where you look through your webcam; a small head turn places it and a held blink clicks.
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## Look [#look]

Look is Hand control's third mode, beside Air and Desk: your webcam
watches your eyes and the pointer goes where you look, anywhere on your
screen.

* **Move**: look where you want the pointer. It jumps there and holds
  still while your eyes rest.
* **Fine-tune**: keep looking and turn your head a little. A webcam reads
  where you look to within a couple of centimetres on the screen, so the
  last stretch is your head's.
* **Click**: close your eyes for about half a second, then open them. A
  normal blink never clicks or moves the pointer.

## Turn it on [#turn-it-on]

Choose **Look** in the Hand control preview, or search **Look to point**
in ⌘K ("eye", "gaze" or "eye tracking" find it too).

The first time, dots appear across your screen. Look at each one until its
ring closes; it takes about 20 seconds. Aden then tells you how accurate
it came out, with **Redo** and **Done**.

## Calibrate again [#calibrate-again]

If the pointer lands off, press the target button in the preview: five
dots correct it in a few seconds. **Calibrate eyes** in ⌘K runs the full
set again. Calibrate again after you move your laptop or the light
changes a lot.

Esc cancels a calibration. The picture never leaves your computer.