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Calico Cat and Paw Wand Cursor
A calico cat as the cursor, with a small paw-shaped wand on hover. An original design for cat people, drawn as a chibi sticker with a thin white border. Orange, black and white patches show up on light and dark pages.
- Free, with no ads inside the extension and no account
- Works in Chrome, Edge, Opera GX, Brave and on Chromebook
- Resize it any time in the extension popup
Calico Cat with a paw-shaped wand
Calico is a coat, not a breed: patches of orange, black and white, and almost always a female cat. They turn up as lucky cats in several countries, and anyone who has lived with one will tell you they have opinions. This original drawing shows that patchwork coat in chibi sticker style. On hover it changes to a small wand with a paw on the end, the kind of toy you wave to get a cat's attention.
Three colours, so no page hides it
A cat made of orange, black and white always has at least one patch that contrasts with the page behind it, and a thin white border finishes the job on dark themes. The patches themselves show from medium size; smaller than that you get a neat cat outline, which is still pleasant. The wand is a slim hover shape with a clear end. If you like your animals curled up and orange, try Sleepy Fox next.
How to use this cursor
Add Cursor Customiser, the free custom cursor extension for Chrome, then press “Use this pack” above. The pair applies straight away on every normal website. You can change the size in the extension popup and switch back to your usual pointer at any time.
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Calico Cat cursor questions
Is there a black cat or ginger cat version of this cursor?
This pack is a calico only, with orange, black and white patches. It is not recoloured into other coats. Browse the rest of the animals collection for other pets and wild animals.
Does the Calico Cat cursor work on a Chromebook?
Yes, where the Chromebook allows extensions from the Chrome Web Store. Personal Chromebooks usually do. School and work ones are managed, and if the administrator has blocked extensions it cannot be added.