The personal computer opens tremendous opportunities for people, whether it is entertainment or work. However, people with disabilities cannot successfully use usual methods of interacting with a computer like a mouse and a keyboard. There are analogs that allow individuals who had disabilities to control the computer using computer vision. They can use their limbs, head, eyes, color markers as reference point, that is used to move a cursor on their computer screen. One of the most popular cursor control software is The Camera Mouse, in which the user selects the area that will serve as a reference point. However, people may find it difficult to adjust the sensitivity of the reference point movement. For example, if the sensitivity is low, some area around the edges of the screen may become inaccessible. At high sensitivity, not all the pointer movement potential is realized. And the high sensitivity, the small movements, noise, errors affect the swing of the reference pointer more. In this study, the MLI. Mouse proposed. It allows user to control the computer cursor using computer vision techniques. To control the cursor, a person needs a webcam, from which the current position of the reference point will be read. A hand or a QR code can be used as the reference point. A useful feature of this program is a convenient way to visualize and set the active area of the cursor movements. This is the area where the reference pointer movement is broadcast on the computer screen. With this, the program can be configured faster and more conveniently. The left mouse button clicking is implemented using Dwell click.