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Neobrutalism Cursor Concept HDPi

Gain personality with this bold and modern cursor set.

  • HDPi 32–128
  • 2 themes
  • Lifetime updates
$1.00

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Description

Installable Windows cursor theme with a bold neo-brutal look, compatible with Windows 10 & Windows 11.

The cursor files are packed in the sizes 32× 48× 64× 96× 128×, making them compatible with 100%, 125%, 150%, 175%, and 200% DPI.

You can check which size your current monitor configuration uses with the free Cursor size checker pack.

What the package includes

  • The cursors shown in the preview.
  • Lifetime access to the package from your account dashboard.
  • Access to updates.
  • Default and alternative themes.
  • Compatibility with 100%, 125%, 150%, 175%, 200% DPI.

How to install

You can follow the next video tutorial to install the cursors:


Or you can just follow these steps:

  1. Extract the downloaded .7z file.
  2. Open the cursor folder.
  3. Double-click install.cmd and choose Run.
  4. In the terminal, type the number for your preferred theme and press Enter.
  5. If variants are available, type the number for the variant and press Enter.
  6. When finished, press Enter again to open Mouse settings.
  7. Optional: check Enable pointer shadow.
  8. Click Apply, then OK.
  9. Press Enter once more to close the terminal (or simply close the window).
Classic installation (Only for Non ARM devices)
  1. Open the cursor folder.
  2. Go to the installation_files folder.
  3. Open the folder with the name of the theme you want.
  4. Right-click on the variant you want to install (right-click the file name, not empty space).
  5. Select “Install” from the menu.
  6. Click “Open” and wait a few seconds for the cursor to install.
  7. Click “OK” to close the window.

Note: This classic method does not work on ARM-based machines.

Manual installation

You can always install any cursor manually.

  1. Download the package.
  2. Extract the files.
  3. Browse to the cursor/assets/[default/alternative] folder.
  4. Copy the cursor files (except for the variants folder) into a new folder at C:\Windows\Cursors\the_name_that_you_want.
  5. If a variants folder is present, browse to it and copy the loading animated cursors you want into the same folder you created in the previous step.
  6. Open the mouse settings by going to Settings > Bluetooth & devices > Mouse > Additional mouse settings.
  7. Open the tab “Pointers”.
  8. Select each cursor one by one using the “Browse…” button.