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CURSORKIT

Put the builder inside your own site.

One more script tag mounts the whole builder into your page — all 127 styles, every effect, the palettes, the sliders. Your designer changes the cursor on the real site, on real content, and copies the tag when it is right. No deploy in the loop.

Install

Add it alongside your embed tag, or instead of it — the dashboard boots a cursor of its own, so you do not need both while you are still choosing.

Dashboard tag
<script src="https://cursor-pts9j3ezj-meetchauhanteam.vercel.app/dashboard.js?persist=1"></script>

A launcher appears in the corner. Open it, pick a cursor, and the page updates as you go — you are previewing on your own content, not on a demo canvas.

Two ways to finish

Copy tag

Takes the configuration as a normal embed tag. Paste it into your template, drop the dashboard, and every visitor gets that cursor from a ~10kb file.

Use this for production.

Save for this site

Stores the choice in localStorage and re-applies it on the next load. It follows the browser, not the site, so it is per-person.

Use this while deciding.

That distinction matters and the panel says so in its own footer: saving is not publishing. If you want everyone to see the cursor, the tag is the only thing that does it.

Options

ParameterValuesMeaning
persist0 | 1Store the choice in the browser and re-apply it next load.
positioncornerbottom-right (default), bottom-left, top-right, top-left.
panelhiddenHide the launcher and open it yourself from your own UI.
accenthexAccent colour for the panel chrome, without the leading #.
originurlOrigin used in the copyable tag. Defaults to where the script came from.

Open it from your own UI

With panel=hidden the launcher never renders and you control the panel yourself — an item in your admin menu, a keyboard shortcut, whatever fits.

<script src="https://cursor-pts9j3ezj-meetchauhanteam.vercel.app/dashboard.js?panel=hidden"></script>

<button onclick="CursorKit.dashboard.open()">Cursor settings</button>

What it will not do

  • It is not smallThe dashboard carries the whole library, because switching styles at runtime is its entire job. Do not ship it to visitors — ship the tag it produces.
  • It will not restyle your pageThe panel renders in a shadow root with its own reset, so your CSS cannot reach it and it cannot reach your CSS.
  • It keeps its own cursor nativeThe panel is marked data-cursor="native". Choosing a cursor is harder when the tool is wearing it.