Custom Cursor for Mac
Heads up: Cursor Customiser runs inside Google Chrome on your Mac. It restyles your pointer on web pages, not all of macOS. Within Chrome you get hundreds of cursors, free and with no ads.
A Chrome browser extension that restyles your cursor inside Chrome, not your operating system.
How to add it
Cursor Customiser changes your cursor inside Chrome on your Mac, not across all of macOS. macOS restricts system cursor changes for security, so a browser extension is the safe, no-download way to get variety. It reverts cleanly when you turn it off.
A taste of the library
Browse all & buildHundreds of original cursors across themed collections, plus a constructor to build your own pair.
The safe way to a custom cursor on Mac
No system tweaks, no downloads, no accessibility hacks, just a browser extension with hundreds of cursors that works the same on macOS as everywhere Chrome runs.
Works the same on Intel and Apple Silicon
Because everything runs inside Chrome, your custom cursor behaves identically on Intel and Apple Silicon Macs, on any macOS version Chrome supports. There are no drivers to match to your chip and nothing to reinstall when macOS updates — the extension simply draws your cursor on the page.
Animated, resizable, clean
60fps animation, a live size slider and toggleable trails and click effects. Free, with no ads inside the extension and no account.
Frequently asked questions
Does it change the macOS system cursor?
No, it changes the cursor inside Chrome. macOS limits system cursor changes, so the extension keeps it browser-level and safe.
Do I need to download anything on Mac?
No files, just the Chrome extension. Nothing else to install.
Is it free?
Yes, free with no ads inside the extension.