RealWorld Cursor Editor Help Index

RealWorld Cursor Editor is a software focused on designing of new static or animated mouse cursors. It is also capable of editing images, and changing current mouse cursors in Windows.

Getting more help

The crucial information is available directly in RealWorld Cursor Editor:

Drawing a mouse cursor

Video tutorials:

Making animated cursors

Video tutorials:

Misc tasks

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user iconudontknowme on September 2nd 2025 0

How do u save the cursor its rlly hard bc i not that good at online stuff and like its rlly confusing

user iconJustTryingToHelp on November 4th 2025 0

idk how to make an animated one yet, but to change your cursor you can go to settings -> search 'cursor' -> click cursor or smtn -> go to cursor image section -> then it has all the types of cursors, select one and change it to a .cur or .ani file that u have

user iconjusthere on January 22nd 0

hi

user iconname on February 23rd 0

where is the hotspot tool?

user iconultra_man_1010 on June 25th 0

Hey does anyone know if there's a built in button to apply an edit to all frames at once. I am trying to paste in a group of pixels to all frames in the same coordinates. Maybe this is something that needs a script?

Edit: I think I found a decent workaround for this.

user iconLego on June 26th 0

I need to paste a copied selection from one frame onto every other frame. How do I do so?

user iconcracksungjinwoodih67 on August 6th 0

yo someone make a jinwoo one

user icongogoooo on August 7th 0

como publico um cursor para exportar para o rw

user iconblah blah on September 4th 0

how to set the hotspot

user iconConstant Chaos about 19 hours ago 0

@blah blah in the tool bar click to help tab, select "what now?" in there is the directions for "set cursor hot spot" along with some other info, I'll copy it here though there are more tips there for reference.

Set cursor hot spot - switch to the "Hot Spot" edit tool, then click on a pixel. You can change hot spot of multiple frames at once by selecting them and then typing the new value into the "Hot spot" panel. (If you type just one number, the X coordinate will be changed, if you type ",<number>", only the Y coordinate will be changed.)

i feel silly saying this- How does one get the eraser to work. I don't know if I'm just an idiot but I've been trying to poke around in the settings and there is nothing mentioning the eraser and I am so confused as to why its not working for me when i select it. ;n;

also @blah blah there is a reticle/crosshair in the toolbar that thing will also let you change where the cursor's hotspot is!

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