Overwatch Cursors
Five fan-made packs make up this Overwatch cursor set for Chrome, each pairing a hero with a piece of their kit.
5 Overwatch cursor packs
All Gaming cursorsHover a card to preview the cursor, then press “Use this pack” to add it.
About the Overwatch cursor collection
Five fan-made packs make up this Overwatch cursor set for Chrome, each pairing a hero with a piece of their kit. Overwatch D.Va shows her with her bunny decal and switches to her pink light gun over links. Overwatch Tracer, in her goggles, hands over to a pulse bomb. Overwatch Mercy has golden wings and the Caduceus Staff. Overwatch Neon Genji is a green neon sticker with a shuriken on hover, and Pachimari is the claw-machine plush drawn as a kawaii sticker with a rice ball.
Why each Overwatch cursor hovers with that item
Every hover pointer is something the hero actually uses. D.Va fires her light gun only after her mech is destroyed, so it is the pilot's own weapon, not the machine's. Tracer's pulse bomb is her Ultimate, the sticky charge she throws before blinking away. Mercy's Caduceus Staff is the beam that heals and damage-boosts whoever she is tethered to. Genji throws his shuriken three at a time. The item appears whenever you pass over a link or button, then the hero returns.
Three roles, one ninja in neon and a plush
The chibi packs cover each role once: D.Va from the tanks, Tracer from damage and Mercy from support. Genji is drawn differently, as a neon sticker in green with a soft glow, so Overwatch Neon Genji is the one built for dark pages such as a dark-mode wiki or forum. Pachimari is the odd one out. It is no hero at all, just the half-onion, half-octopus toy from the arcade claw machines, and it suits anyone who wants the game without a weapon on screen.
Which Overwatch pack to pick
Pachimari is the roundest shape here, so choose it if you keep your cursor small. Overwatch Neon Genji belongs on dark pages; on white ones the glow has little to work against. Overwatch Mercy and Overwatch Tracer carry finer detail in the wings and goggles, so move the size slider up a step for those two. Overwatch D.Va sits in the middle and is bold enough for most backgrounds.
All 5 Overwatch 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.
- Overwatch D.Va and Pink Light Gun Cursor: chibi D.Va with her bunny decal for the pointer, her pink light gun on hover.
- Overwatch Tracer and Pulse Bomb Cursor: chibi Tracer with her goggles for the pointer, a pulse bomb on hover.
- Overwatch Neon Genji and Neon Shuriken Cursor: Genji glowing neon green for the pointer, a neon shuriken on hover.
- Pachimari and Rice Ball Cursor: a squishy Pachimari for the pointer, a rice ball on hover.
- Overwatch Mercy and Caduceus Staff Cursor: chibi Mercy with golden wings for the pointer, her Caduceus Staff on hover.
How to add a Overwatch 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: Custom cursors in Opera GX. You can also add a cursor trail or make your own pair.
Where Overwatch cursors work
You will see these on the Overwatch site and its patch notes, hero wikis, stat pages such as Overbuff, forums and Reddit, all opened in Chrome. They do not appear in the game, in Battle.net or Steam, or on a console. Those are separate programs, and your in-game reticle and settings stay exactly as you left them.
Frequently asked questions
Will the D.Va or Genji cursor show inside Overwatch?
No. The packs apply only to web pages in Chrome and other Chromium browsers. The game, Battle.net and Steam are separate programs, so your in-game reticle and menus look the same as before.
What is Pachimari, and why is it in an Overwatch collection?
Pachimari is the half-onion, half-octopus plush toy found in the arcade claw machines on Overwatch maps. This fan-made pack draws it as a kawaii sticker, with a rice ball as the hover pointer.
Is there an Overwatch cursor for dark mode?
Yes, Overwatch Neon Genji. It is drawn as a green neon sticker with a soft outer glow, and its hover pointer is a neon shuriken. Neon art needs a dark background to stand out, so it reads less well on white pages.
Are these official Overwatch cursors?
No. They are fan-made and unofficial. Cursor Customiser is not affiliated with or endorsed by Blizzard Entertainment. 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 Blizzard Entertainment. All names and characters belong to their respective owners. Rights holder with a concern? See copyright and takedown requests.









