Quick Start
Follow these two simple steps to start using custom cursors across websites. This guide also shows tips for organizing cursors into collections and best practices for picking the right cursor for your site.
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Install the Custom Cursor Extension
Open your browser's extension store and search for Custom Cursor. Click Install or Add to Browser. The extension will add a small toolbar button near your address bar.
Tip: If you're on Chrome, you can find many extensions in the Chrome Web Store. For Firefox, check the Mozilla Add-ons gallery.
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Browse Cursors on CoolStyles.org
Visit https://coolstyles.org/custom-cursors. Browse the gallery and click Add on any cursor you love. You can add individual cursors or entire collections.
Pro tip: Collections are perfect for keeping a consistent theme across your cursor set — think seasons, retro, or playful icons.
Add Single Cursors
Select one cursor and click the Add button. The extension will import it into your personal library so you can switch back and forth quickly.
Add Entire Collections
Collections bundle multiple cursor designs. Use them when you want a whole suite of matching pointers, pointers + click effects, or themed sets for events.
Some websites or web apps may override custom cursors with their own CSS. If a cursor doesn't appear on a page, try switching pages or opening a different tab to confirm the extension is active.