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FNAF Cursors

Six fan-made FNAF cursor packs for Chrome: the original pizzeria band, each with the prop they are known for.

About the FNAF cursor collection

Six fan-made FNAF cursor packs for Chrome: the original pizzeria band, each with the prop they are known for. Freddy Fazbear has his top hat, bow tie and microphone. FNAF Bonnie is the purple bunny with a red guitar. FNAF Chica wears her 'Let's Eat' bib and brings her cupcake. FNAF Foxy has the eyepatch and a pirate hook. FNAF Pixel Freddy is an 8-bit minigame sprite with a pixel birthday cake, and Jack-O-Chica holds a glowing pumpkin with a flashlight on hover.

The first game's band and their stage props

These four are the animatronics from the first Five Nights at Freddy's, the ones you watch on the cameras from the security office. Freddy is the lead singer, so he gets the microphone. Bonnie plays guitar, Chica brings her cupcake, and Foxy, kept apart in Pirate Cove, has his hook. As cursors they are drawn as pizzeria mascots, not night-shift threats. Foxy's hook is the standout hover pointer, because a curved, pointed shape already does a pointer's job.

Pixel Freddy and Jack-O-Chica: the two FNAF cursor specials

FNAF Pixel Freddy is drawn in the style of the retro minigames that carry much of the series' story, with hard square pixels and no smoothing. Its hover image is a pixel birthday cake. Jack-O-Chica is the Halloween pack: orange, glowing and paired with a flashlight, the tool you rely on in the dark. It suits dark mode in late October. The rest of the year, Bonnie's purple and Chica's yellow are the colours that stay easy to see on both white and dark pages.

Which FNAF pack to pick

Freddy Fazbear is the obvious place to start. FNAF Chica's bright yellow is easy to keep track of on a crowded page full of links, such as a long wiki article. FNAF Bonnie has strong contrast, purple against a red guitar. Choose FNAF Foxy for the most pointer-like hover shape, FNAF Pixel Freddy for small cursor sizes or a love of the older games, and Jack-O-Chica for dark mode in October.

All 6 FNAF 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 FNAF 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: How to change your cursor in Chrome. You can also add a cursor trail or make your own pair.

Where FNAF cursors work

The cursors apply in Chrome: on the FNAF wiki, theory and lore videos on YouTube, Game Jolt fan-game pages, Reddit threads and Steam store pages opened in a tab. They do not replace the cursor in the Five Nights at Freddy's games themselves, on PC, console or mobile, and they do not appear in the Steam app.

Frequently asked questions

Do these cursors work in the FNAF games on Steam?

No. The games run as their own programs and keep their own cursor. These packs change the pointer on websites in Chrome, which is where most people read the lore anyway.

Are the FNAF cursors jump-scare versions of the animatronics?

No. They are chibi stickers of the band with their props: microphone, guitar, cupcake and hook. They are still images, with no sound and nothing that pops up.

Is there a Foxy cursor?

Yes. FNAF Foxy shows the pirate fox with his eyepatch, and his hook takes over as the pointer when you hover a link. A curved, pointed hook works well for clicking, which makes it one of the more practical packs here.

Are these official FNAF cursors?

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

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