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Roblox Cursors

Six fan-made Roblox cursor packs for Chrome, from the classic Noob to a gold Robux coin.

About the Roblox cursor collection

Six fan-made Roblox cursor packs for Chrome, from the classic Noob to a gold Robux coin. Each pack is a pair: one image for your normal pointer and a second that appears over links and buttons. Roblox Noob has his yellow block head and swaps to the Classic Linked Sword. Roblox Bacon Hair grins and hands over a can of Bloxy Cola. Roblox Builderman wears his yellow hard hat and brings a hammer. Roblox Robux is a glowing coin with a stack on hover, Roblox Pixel Noob is an 8-bit sprite, and Roblox Halloween puts a pumpkin on the Noob's head.

Why the Noob, Bacon Hair and Builderman each got a Roblox cursor

These three are the avatars every player recognises without reading a username. The Noob is the old default look that became a costume people wear on purpose. Bacon Hair is the nickname for the starter avatar whose default hairstyle looks like strips of bacon. Builderman is the account tied to the platform's co-founder, once the first friend on every new player's list. Their hover items come from the same era: the Linked Sword and Bloxy Cola are among the oldest gear on the platform, and a hammer suits a character named for building.

Smooth sticker or 8-bit sprite: two ways to draw the same avatar

Five of the six packs are chibi stickers with bold outlines. Roblox Pixel Noob is the exception: hard square pixels, with a pixel Linked Sword on hover, so it keeps its edges when the cursor is set small. The yellow of Builderman's hard hat holds up against dark pages, which helps on a dark-themed wiki or a late-night trading site. Roblox Halloween is a playful October swap, not a spooky one: the pumpkin-headed Noob trades his sword for a candy-corn bucket.

Which Roblox pack to pick

Start with Roblox Noob, the plain, familiar choice for long-time players. If the Noob feels too ordinary, Roblox Bacon Hair has more attitude. Roblox Robux is a simple round coin with no character, so choose it if you keep your cursor small. Roblox Pixel Noob suits a retro mood. Roblox Builderman works on dark pages thanks to the hard hat. Switch to Roblox Halloween for October, then back again.

All 6 Roblox 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 Roblox 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 for Roblox players. You can also add a cursor trail or make your own pair.

Where Roblox cursors work

The cursor shows on web pages in Chrome: roblox.com, the Marketplace, the Creator Hub, the DevForum, fan wikis and trading sites such as Rolimon's. It does not show once an experience launches, because the Roblox Player is a separate app with its own cursor. The same goes for Roblox Studio, the Xbox and PlayStation versions and the mobile app.

Frequently asked questions

Do Roblox cursors work inside Roblox games?

No. Experiences open in the Roblox Player, a separate app that a Chrome extension cannot reach. The cursor shows on Roblox web pages instead, such as the home page, the Marketplace and the Creator Hub, and on every other site you open in Chrome.

Will other players see my cursor, and does it cost Robux?

No to both. The cursor is not an avatar item. It only changes the pointer in your own Chrome browser, it costs nothing, and it has nothing to do with your Roblox account or inventory.

Can I get the old Roblox cursor back in Chrome?

Not from this set. The packs here are the Noob, Bacon Hair, Builderman, a Robux coin, a pixel Noob and a Halloween Noob. If you have your own image of an arrow you like, you can upload it in the builder and use it on web pages.

Are these official Roblox cursors?

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

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