Gravity Falls Cursors
This Gravity Falls cursor set is a small one: two fan-made packs for Mystery Shack regulars, both drawn as chibi stickers.
2 Gravity Falls cursor packs
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Hover a card to preview the cursor, then press “Use this pack” to add it.
About the Gravity Falls cursor collection
This Gravity Falls cursor set is a small one: two fan-made packs for Mystery Shack regulars, both drawn as chibi stickers. Grunkle Stan appears in his fez and swaps to his eight-ball cane when you hover a link or button. Gravity Falls Journal 3 puts the six-fingered journal under your hand, and over links it changes to a pine-tree hat like the one Dipper wears. Both are free.
Stan and the journal: the Mystery Shack in two packs
The two packs sit at opposite ends of the show's mystery. Stan runs the Mystery Shack, a tourist trap of fake exhibits, and spends most of the series insisting nothing strange happens in town. Journal 3 is the book Dipper digs up in the woods in the first episode, which says the opposite on every page. The six-fingered hand on its cover is a clue to who wrote it. Put together, they are the con man and the evidence.
A cane and a pine-tree hat: the Gravity Falls hover images
Stan's cane has an eight-ball for a handle, part of the showman outfit he wears with the fez. A cane is long and narrow, close to the shape of an arrow, so it suits the job. The pine-tree hat is the cap Dipper picks out in the Shack's gift shop, and the pine tree is his symbol on the zodiac wheel fans spent years decoding. The journal is an object with no face, so it should hold up well at small sizes.
Which Gravity Falls pack to pick
Choose Gravity Falls Journal 3 if you keep your cursor small or want an object instead of a face. Choose Grunkle Stan if you want a character, and give him a medium size on the slider so the fez reads. The journal sits well beside a page of ciphers; Stan suits anyone who watched for the jokes.
All 2 Gravity Falls 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.
- Grunkle Stan and Eight-ball Cane Cursor: chibi Grunkle Stan in his fez for the pointer, his eight-ball cane on hover.
- Gravity Falls Journal 3 and Pine-tree Hat Cursor: the six-fingered Journal 3 for the pointer, a pine-tree hat on hover.
How to add a Gravity Falls 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 on Chrome. You can also add a cursor trail or make your own pair.
Where Gravity Falls cursors work
It shows on web pages in Chrome: the Gravity Falls Wiki on Fandom, the r/gravityfalls subreddit, cipher decoder pages, YouTube theory videos and episodes on Disney+ in a browser tab. It does not show in the Disney+ app on a TV, phone or tablet, or anywhere outside the browser window.
Frequently asked questions
Why does the journal have a six-fingered hand on it?
Each of the three journals has a six-fingered hand on its cover with the volume number on it, a clue to who wrote them. The pack draws Journal 3, the one Dipper finds in the first episode.
Is there a Bill Cipher cursor?
Not in this collection at the moment. The two packs are Grunkle Stan and Gravity Falls Journal 3. For Bill, Mabel, Waddles or anyone else, upload your own image in the builder and use it as your cursor.
What is the hat in the Journal 3 pack?
It is a pine-tree hat like the one Dipper wears through the series. It appears when you hover a link or button, so the journal and the boy who found it share one pack.
Are these official Gravity Falls cursors?
No. They are fan-made and unofficial. Cursor Customiser is not affiliated with or endorsed by Disney. They are free, with no ads inside the extension and no account.
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