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How to change your cursor on Chrome, Chromebook and Windows 11, make your own, fix common issues, and find the best custom cursors.

A Chrome browser extension that restyles your cursor inside Chrome, not your operating system.

New here? Start with how to change your cursor on Chrome or get one on a Chromebook with no download. Want a cleaner option? See our comparison of custom cursor extensions or browse the cursor collections. Every guide below is free and one click to try.

Windows

How to Change Your Mouse Cursor on Windows 11 (2 Ways)

Two independent ways to change your pointer on Windows 11: inside the Chrome browser (our extension), or across the whole OS via Windows Settings.

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Chromebook

How to Get a Custom Cursor on a Chromebook (No Download)

ChromeOS has nothing to sideload, so a browser extension is the natural way to a custom cursor.

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How-to

How to Make Your Own Custom Cursor (Free)

Design a matched cursor pair (a normal pointer and a hover cursor) in about a minute.

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Troubleshooting

Custom Cursor Not Working? 7 Fixes That Actually Work

The cursor won’t show, won’t change, or disappears across tabs. Here’s how to fix each case.

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Roundup

The Best Custom Cursors for 2026

Our favourite free cursor styles this year, from cute to cool to genuinely animated.

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Gaming

Custom Cursors for Roblox: How to Set One Up

How a browser cursor extension fits with playing Roblox on the web, honestly explained.

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Comparison

A Sweezy Cursors Alternative: Honest Comparison

Both let you build your own cursor. Here’s where they differ, fairly.

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Comparison

Custom Cursor for Chrome Alternatives (No Ads, No Nags)

What to look for in a cursor extension, and why the popular one frustrates people.

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Opera GX

How to Change Your Cursor on Opera GX (Free & Animated)

Opera GX runs Chrome extensions, so changing your cursor is quick, free and reversible. Here’s exactly how.

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How-to

How to Use Your Own Image as a Custom Cursor

Upload any picture and turn it into your cursor — the background is cut out automatically, right in your browser.

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