Fan-made · unofficial

Adventure Time Cursors

Five fan-made packs from the Land of Ooo make up this Adventure Time cursor set, each a chibi sticker with its own hover image.

About the Adventure Time cursor collection

Five fan-made packs from the Land of Ooo make up this Adventure Time cursor set, each a chibi sticker with its own hover image. Finn the Human wears his bear hat and hovers into his golden sword. Jake the Dog is caught mid-stretch, with a bacon pancake over links. BMO smiles on screen and swaps to a game cartridge, Princess Bubblegum comes with a candy crown, and Marceline floats alongside her axe bass.

Finn, Jake and the three friends who made the cut

The five packs are five characters the series keeps coming back to. Finn is the last human boy in Ooo and Jake is his adoptive brother, a dog who can stretch into any shape. BMO is the little games console that lives with them in the Tree Fort. Princess Bubblegum rules the Candy Kingdom and is its chief scientist. Marceline is a thousand-year-old vampire who would rather play bass than frighten anyone. The Ice King and Lumpy Space Princess are not in the set yet.

What each Adventure Time hover image means

Every hover image is something the character owns or is known for. Finn's golden sword is the blade he carries in the early seasons, and its tip is angled up and to the left like a real pointer. Jake's bacon pancake comes from the short song he sings at the stove. BMO's cartridge is the kind the boys slot in to play games. Marceline's axe bass is a family battle axe she turned into an instrument, and the candy crown is Bubblegum's badge of office.

Which Adventure Time pack to pick

BMO is the clearest when small: a blocky teal body with a face. Jake the Dog is a close second in warm yellow-orange. Princess Bubblegum is pink through and through and stands out on dark pages. Marceline's long dark hair looks best on light pages, and she and Finn the Human both gain from a larger size on the slider. If you came for the songs, take Marceline. For a child's first cursor, BMO is the friendly one.

All 5 Adventure Time packs

Each pack is a matched pair: one image for your normal pointer and one that takes over when you hover a link or button.

How to add a Adventure Time cursor to Chrome

Add Cursor Customiser, the free custom cursor extension, from the Chrome Web Store, then press “Use this pack” on any pack above. It applies straight away.

Related guide: Build a cursor pair from your own image. You can also add a cursor trail or make your own pair.

Where Adventure Time cursors work

It shows on web pages in Chrome: the Adventure Time Wiki on Fandom, the Cartoon Network site, YouTube, Tumblr fan art and episodes on a streaming site in a browser tab. It does not show in streaming apps on a TV or tablet, or in games where Finn and Jake appear, such as Brawlhalla or Pirates of the Enchiridion.

Frequently asked questions

Why is Jake's hover pointer a bacon pancake?

It is a nod to the short song Jake sings while cooking bacon pancakes at the stove, one of the show's best-known tunes. The pancake replaces Jake whenever the cursor is over a link or button.

What is BMO's hover pointer?

A game cartridge. BMO is Finn and Jake's living games console, so hovering a link swaps the smiling console for a cartridge. The blocky teal body also makes BMO one of the clearest packs at small sizes.

Is there an Ice King or Lumpy Space Princess cursor?

Not in this set at the moment. The five packs are Finn the Human, Jake the Dog, BMO, Princess Bubblegum and Marceline. For any other character from Ooo, upload your own image in the builder.

Are these official Adventure Time cursors?

No. They are fan-made and unofficial. Cursor Customiser is not affiliated with or endorsed by Cartoon Network. They are free, with no ads inside the extension and no account.

Fan-made and unofficial. Cursor Customiser is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Cartoon Network. All names and characters belong to their respective owners. Rights holder with a concern? See copyright and takedown requests.