Tom and Jerry Cursors

About the Tom and Jerry cursor collection

This Tom and Jerry cursor set turns one of the oldest chases in cartoons into four fan-made chibi stickers. Tom Cat is drawn mid-chase and swaps to a frying pan on hover. Jerry Mouse has a cheeky grin and a mouse hole. Spike the Bulldog comes with a bone, and Tom and Jerry Cheese has no characters at all: a holey wedge of cheese that changes to a mousetrap over links. A mouse pointer that is an actual mouse is hard to resist.

A cat, a mouse, a bulldog and the bait

The shorts have run since 1940 on a cast of three and a kitchen full of props, and the set follows that. Tom is the house cat who never quite wins. Jerry is the mouse who lives behind the skirting board and nearly always does. Spike is the bulldog, friendly enough until Tom wakes him or bothers his pup, Tyke. The fourth pack is the bait: the cheese Jerry is after and the trap Tom sets for him.

How the Tom and Jerry hover images replay the chase

Each pair tells a small story when you move from text to a link. Tom turns into a frying pan, the kitchen weapon that so often ends up flattening him instead. Jerry disappears into his mouse hole, the arched escape route where so many chases end. Spike gets his bone, angled up and to the left over anything clickable. The cheese becomes a mousetrap. The cartoons barely use dialogue, so objects carry the jokes, and the same is true here.

Which Tom and Jerry pack to pick

Tom and Jerry Cheese is bright yellow and simple, so it suits any cursor size and is the one to try first on dark pages. Jerry Mouse is small and brown: turn the size up a little so he is easy to follow. Tom Cat's grey-blue fur looks cleanest on white or light pages. Spike the Bulldog is the pack for dog people and stays recognisable at medium size.

How to add a Tom and Jerry 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 cursor for Windows 11. You can also add a cursor trail or make your own pair.

Where Tom and Jerry cursors work

It shows on web pages in Chrome: YouTube, where many of the classic shorts are posted, the Tom and Jerry Wiki on Fandom, the Boomerang and Cartoon Network sites and anything else in a tab. It does not show in a streaming app on a TV, in the Tom and Jerry: Chase mobile game, or in programs outside the browser.