Star Wars Cursors
This Star Wars cursor set has three fan-made packs in three different styles.
3 Star Wars cursor packs
All Movies & TV cursors
Hover a card to preview the cursor, then press “Use this pack” to add it.
About the Star Wars cursor collection
This Star Wars cursor set has three fan-made packs in three different styles. Star Wars Lightsaber is a blue lightsaber for the normal cursor and a green one on hover, so the colour change tells you something is clickable. Shadow Lord Maul shows Darth Maul with his double-bladed red lightsaber, and his tattooed pointing finger takes over on links. Pixel Droid Duo is chunky pixel art: a round BB-8 as the cursor and R2-D2's manipulator arm as the hover image.
Jedi blades, a Sith and two droids
The three packs cover three corners of the saga. Blue and green are the blade colours most tied to the Jedi: Obi-Wan and Anakin carried blue, Yoda and the older Luke carried green. Maul is the Sith apprentice from The Phantom Menace, whose double-bladed saber was the surprise of that film's final duel, and who returned in The Clone Wars and Rebels. BB-8 rolls through the sequel films, and R2-D2 has been in the story since 1977, usually saving everyone without thanks.
Which Star Wars pack feels most like a normal arrow
A lightsaber is long and narrow, so the saber pack feels close to a regular arrow in daily use and is the easiest to aim at small links. Shadow Lord Maul keeps a full character on screen and uses a close-up finger on hover, which is nearest to the browser's usual pointing hand. Pixel Droid Duo is the retro option: its chunky pixels keep the droids' colours and markings, and a round BB-8 is simple to follow across a page.
Which Star Wars pack to pick
Choose Star Wars Lightsaber for work and study, where you want a slim cursor that stays out of the way. Choose Shadow Lord Maul if you back the dark side, and give him a larger size on the slider so the saber shows. Choose Pixel Droid Duo if you like retro game art or want something friendly for a younger fan. The saber pack is also a natural one for May the 4th.
All 3 Star Wars 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.
- Star Wars Lightsaber and Green Lightsaber Cursor: a blue lightsaber for the pointer, a green lightsaber on hover.
- Pixel Droid Duo Cursor: a pixel BB-8 droid in white and orange for the pointer, a blue and silver pixel droid arm on hover.
- Shadow Lord Maul Cursor: a pixel Darth Maul with a red lightsaber for the pointer, a red and black patterned pixel hand on hover.
How to add a Star Wars 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: Cursor trail for Chrome. You can also add a cursor trail or make your own pair.
Where Star Wars cursors work
It shows on web pages in Chrome: Wookieepedia, the Star Wars site and its databank, Reddit, YouTube and Disney+ in a browser tab. It does not show in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, Battlefront II, the LEGO Star Wars games or any other game client, or in the Disney+ app on a TV, console or phone.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a red lightsaber cursor?
Yes, in Shadow Lord Maul, where Darth Maul holds his double-bladed red lightsaber. The Star Wars Lightsaber pack itself is blue for the normal cursor and green on hover, the two colours most associated with the Jedi.
Whose lightsabers are the blue and green ones?
Nobody's in particular. They are generic blue and green blades, not copies of a specific character's hilt, so you can read them as Obi-Wan and Yoda, or Anakin and Luke, as you prefer.
Is there a Baby Yoda or Darth Vader cursor?
Not at the moment. The three packs are Star Wars Lightsaber, Shadow Lord Maul and Pixel Droid Duo. For Grogu, Vader or a Mandalorian helmet, upload your own image in the builder.
Are these official Star Wars cursors?
No. They are fan-made and unofficial. Cursor Customiser is not affiliated with or endorsed by Lucasfilm. They are free, with no ads inside the extension and no account.
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