CSS Cursor Viewer

This handy tool will allow you to view all the different css cursor options. Just hover over any box below to view the cursor in action, to get the css code for the specified cursor, just click on the box and your code will appear in the 'CSS Code' section.
Note: Not all cursors will work in all browsers :(

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CSS Code
~~ Click on a box below to get css code ~~

CSS Cursors

auto
default
none
context-menu
help
pointer
progress
wait
cell
crosshair
text
vertical-text
alias
copy
move
no-drop
not-allowed
all-scroll
col-resize
row-resize
n-resize
e-resize
s-resize
w-resize
ne-resize
nw-resize
se-resize
sw-resize
ew-resize
ns-resize
nesw-resize
nwse-resize
zoom-in
zoom-out
grab
grabbing
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About CSS Cursor Viewer

A CSS cursor viewer is a web development tool that helps you preview and select different CSS cursor styles for your web pages. In CSS (Cascading Style Sheets), you can change the appearance of the cursor when it hovers over certain elements, such as links, buttons, or images, by setting the cursor property.

The CSS cursor viewer allows you to see a visual representation of various cursor styles and their corresponding CSS values. It simplifies the process of choosing the appropriate cursor style for different interactive elements on your website. Instead of manually typing the cursor property values, you can often use a CSS cursor viewer to visually select and generate the code.

These tools typically provide a user-friendly interface with a list of cursor styles to choose from, such as the default arrow, pointer, hand, and more. They might also allow you to customize the cursor appearance, such as adjusting the cursor's color or size. Once you've made your selections, the tool will generate the CSS code for the chosen cursor style, which you can then integrate into your web design project.

Using a CSS cursor viewer can save you time and ensure that you apply the most appropriate cursor styles to different elements, enhancing the user experience on your website. There are various online CSS cursor viewers and generators available that you can use to make this process easier.