Your shortcut. Your moment.
Set it once, then start it from anywhere. Hold the shortcut when a quick shower simply isn’t enough.
One shortcut.
A lot of confetti.
Confetti Magic brings small wins, big finishes, and completely unnecessary celebrations right to your Mac.
Press. Celebrate. Carry on.
Pick your shortcut and throw confetti over any window, presentation, or video call.
Your pointer can party too.
Turn on the confetti trail and your cursor leaves color wherever it goes. Practical? Maybe. Delightful? Absolutely.
Quietly waiting in the menu bar.
Confetti Magic stays within reach, launches at login if you like, and takes up just 601.5 KB.
Every move becomes a parade.
Toggle the trail with your own shortcut. Perfect for demos, workshops, or Tuesdays.
Native Swift app.
Open source.
Confetti Magic collects no data. Its source is open on GitHub under the Apache 2.0 license.
- Built with
- Swift + SwiftUI
- Privacy
- No Data Collected
- Price
- Free
- Compatibility
- macOS 13.5+
Your next little win is coming.
Be ready.
A tiny Mac app for moments worth celebrating.
Confetti anywhere on macOS
Confetti Magic is a free confetti app for Mac that adds a colorful celebration to whatever is already on your screen. Use a keyboard shortcut to launch confetti over presentations, online meetings, creative work, games, or the end of a stubborn task. The native macOS utility stays close in the menu bar without interrupting your workflow.
A confetti trail for your mouse
Turn your Mac cursor into a moving confetti trail whenever a regular pointer feels too ordinary. It is an easy way to add energy to screen recordings, remote workshops, classroom demonstrations, livestreams, and video calls. Switch the mouse effect on or off with your own shortcut.
Free, private, and open source
The app is written in native Swift and SwiftUI, requires macOS 13.5 or later, and collects no personal data. Confetti Magic is available free from the Mac App Store. Developers can also inspect, build, and contribute to the complete open-source project on GitHub under the Apache 2.0 license.