Anonymous
on February 19th
My eyesight is terrible. I needed something to help me track my cursor as I lose it several times a day. This saved me. Thanks so much for making this available and free! I appreciate you <3
Never-Lost Rainbow Cursors
- Published on October 25th 2007 by Kelinmiriel.
- Released under the Attribution Required (CC by) license.
This is a fairly complete set of 25 cursors designed to be easy to spot on any background. They're all animated, in rainbow colors, most with outlines of black and white.
Standard Windows pointers are tiny and easy to lose on a 1600x1200 monitor, and standard "large" Windows pointers are ugly. This is the first time I've created mouse pointers. I included some of my earlier versions as alternates. "Alternates" are not quite as highly visible, except for the "busy" cursor.
When Microsoft decided 32x32 was a good maximum size for cursors, and made their standard cursors smaller than maximum, screen resolutions were lower, and they were big enough. Not any more.
I wanted to share this set online for others with high screen resolutions who have the same problem I did, and these may also be useful for people with vision problems. Also to thank RealWorld Graphics for providing this nice free editor -- I didn't want to buy one, when I only intended to make this one set.
Update 1: Added 04c (busy) with semi-transparent grey in empty parts of the hourglass instead of completely transparent.
Update 2: Added 03a (work background) with semi-transparent fill in hourglass, like 04c.
Thank you, RealWorld! Hope somebody finds these useful.
Resources
- Learn how to download and customize your mouse pointer.
- Have a web page or a blog? Learn how to add custom cursors to your web pages.
- Make your own cursors with our freeware cursor maker.
- Your favorite cursor is missing? Make a suggestion.
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