Custom Cursor for Microsoft Edge
Microsoft Edge runs Chrome extensions, so Cursor Customiser works on Edge too, restyling your cursor on web pages inside the browser. hundreds of cursors, free, no ads.
A Chrome browser extension that restyles your cursor inside Chrome, not your operating system.
How to add it
A taste of the library
Browse all & buildHundreds of original cursors across themed collections, plus a constructor to build your own pair.
Edge is Chromium, so it just works
Because Microsoft Edge is built on Chromium, the same extension that powers Chrome runs on Edge. You get all of them, with live resizing and toggleable trails.
Cursors that follow you across Edge, tab to tab
Add a cursor once and it re-applies as you move between Edge tabs and windows, instead of snapping back to the default. Resize it live, flip trails and click effects on or off, and it reverts the instant you switch it off — dependable behaviour that feels built in.
Free, clean, minimal permissions
No ads inside the extension, no account, and only the permissions it needs. Reverts cleanly when you toggle it off.
Collections, trails and a builder — all on Edge
Because it is the same extension, everything works on Edge: hundreds of cursors across cute, cool, gaming, anime and aesthetic themes, genuine 60fps animation, cursor trails and click effects, a live size slider, and a constructor to build your own normal-plus-hover pair. Nothing here is Chrome-only.
Why not a system cursor on Edge?
You could change the Windows pointer in system settings, but that changes every app and needs admin rights. A custom cursor extension keeps it inside Edge, with far more variety, no files to download, and an instant toggle back to your normal pointer — the practical way to a custom cursor on Edge.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use a custom cursor on Microsoft Edge?
Yes. Edge supports Chrome extensions. Install Cursor Customiser from the Chrome Web Store and it works on Edge.
Is it free on Edge?
Yes, free with no ads inside the extension.