Should I use the Image ID or the Decal ID?
For most games, start with the Image ID. It is usually the more compatible option.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the common questions people ask before using the library.
How do I save a cursor for later?
Use the favorite star on a cursor card. Your favorites are stored locally on your device.
Can I submit my own cursor?
Yes. Use the submit button on the homepage and send the decal ID for review.
Why does a cursor not appear in my game right away?
Some games handle cursor assets differently. If one ID does not work, try the other supported option and double-check the game’s requirements.
Does cursors.dev steal my data?
No, cursors.dev does not steal/sell data, does not do hidden data farming, or anything of that sort. Its only purpose is to serve as an open library for people looking for cursors. Favorites and site settings stay in your browser. The only stats collected are aggregate page and cursor interaction counts, not personal identifiers, and they are only used to understand site usage and calculate the trending and top cursors.
How do I make my own cursor?
A good starting place is Piskel. It is free and simple for pixel work. Use a 100x100 canvas, and be sure to use the "Align image to center" option to make sure your cursor is perfectly centered before uploading it to Roblox. Double check to see if the decal ID (asset ID) is public when uploading it to Roblox. Then submit your cursor on the submissions panel.
When will my cursor be approved?
Approvals are sporadic but usually expect it to be published by every Tuesday. If your cursor was rejected, it's most likely because the decal ID (asset ID) is privated. Make sure the decal ID is public.