FAQ & install guide

Cursor Space for Chrome is a free browser extension that lets you change your mouse pointer with custom and animated cursor packs. Install it from the Chrome Web Store, then browse packs on this site or in the extension.

1) Open the Chrome Web Store listing for Cursor Space for Chrome. 2) Click “Add to Chrome” and confirm. 3) Pin the extension from the toolbar if you like. 4) Browse packs on this site or in the extension, then apply one from the Packs tab. 5) Refresh the page to see your new cursor.

Yes. Cursor Space for Chrome is free to install from the Chrome Web Store. Most cursor packs on this site are free to browse and apply; a few may be marked premium depending on licensing.

We officially support Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge (Chromium). Other Chromium browsers (such as Brave) often work, but Chrome and Edge are the best-tested.

No account is required to install the extension or apply free packs from the catalog.

1) Install Cursor Space from the Chrome Web Store if you have not already. 2) Open a pack page (from /packs, /tops, or a collection). 3) Click the install or add button on the pack page. 4) Open the extension → Packs tab and select the pack. 5) Refresh the page so the custom cursor loads on every site.

A pack is a single cursor set (default pointer, hand, and other states). A collection groups several packs around a theme—anime, neon, pixel art, and more—so you can discover similar styles faster.

Yes. Open the Cursor Space extension, go to Packs, and select another pack. Refresh open tabs if the previous cursor still appears.

In the browser, custom cursors need an extension like Cursor Space. For changing the mouse pointer on Windows outside the browser, use a separate Windows cursor changer app.

Try these quick fixes: • Refresh the page after applying the pack. • Confirm the pack is active in the extension Packs tab. • Disable other cursor-changing extensions (conflicts are common). • Make sure Cursor Space is enabled on chrome://extensions. • Test on another website—some pages force the system cursor.

Some sites override cursor styling for security or UX reasons. On those pages, custom cursors may be limited or disabled even when the pack is active elsewhere.

Click the puzzle-piece Extensions icon in Chrome, find Cursor Space, and click the pin icon. You can also open chrome://extensions and ensure the extension is enabled.

Yes when you install from the official Chrome Web Store listing. Prefer the verified Cursor Space for Chrome page, keep the extension updated, and only add packs from trusted catalog pages on this site.

The Chrome Web Store listing states that the developer does not collect or use your data for this extension. Packs themselves do not collect personal information. See the extension privacy policy on the store page for the latest details.

Review the permissions shown on the Chrome Web Store before you click “Add to Chrome”. Only approve what you are comfortable with; you can remove the extension anytime from chrome://extensions.

Open the Cursor Space popup and restore the default cursor, or disable the extension on chrome://extensions. Disabling keeps the extension installed so you can turn it back on later.

Open chrome://extensions, find Cursor Space for Chrome, and click Remove. Refresh open tabs so the system pointer returns everywhere.

Open the extension → Packs, find the pack, and remove or disable it. Switching to another pack also stops the previous one from applying.

Use /packs for the full library, /tops for popular rankings, and /collections for themed sets. After installing the extension, apply any pack from its page or from the Packs tab.

The Chrome extension only changes the cursor inside the browser. For a system-wide Windows mouse pointer, use a separate Windows cursor changer—not the browser extension.

Use the Contact page for questions, or Report a bug with your browser, OS, pack URL, and steps to reproduce. Clear details help us fix issues faster.