Cursor maker
Draw a cursor or start from your own image, place the hotspot, and save it for the web or for Windows.
Converter
PNG to CUR converter
Turn a PNG into a Windows cursor file. Click the pixel that should do the clicking, pick the sizes to store, and download a .cur that Windows accepts.
Your image
Or drop it here, or paste it. JPG, WebP, GIF and SVG work too. A cursor is usually drawn at 32 × 32 pixels.
Your cursor
Choose an image and your cursor appears here at every size, with its hotspot ringed in red.
Your file
What happens to it
Your image is read in this browser tab and is not sent to our server. The page scales it to each size you tick, keeping its transparency, and writes the hotspot you set into every size.
The sizes go into one .cur file, the format Windows uses for still cursors. This page does not keep your image or the result, so download the file before you close the tab.
More tools
Make or convert something else
CUR to PNG
Open a .cur file and save every size inside it as a PNG.
ICO to CUR
Give an icon a hotspot and save it as a cursor Windows will accept.
Frames to ANI
Put a set of frames together as an animated .ani cursor, with a speed for each frame.
Read next: installing a cursor on Windows 11, .cur vs .ico vs .png.