24 Christmas Cursors: One for Every Day Until Christmas

Looking for a Christmas cursor for Chrome? Here are 24 of them, one for every day of December until Christmas Eve, so your pointer can join the countdown.

Each day has its own little design from the Christmas collection on iLove Cursor. Swap in a new one each morning, or pick a favorite and keep it all month. You do not have to follow the order, and it makes a fun shared project for a class, a family or a group chat.

How to use this calendar

Every design comes as a pair. One image is your normal cursor, and the other is the pointer you see when you hover a link or button. The extension is free, needs no account, and works in Chrome and Edge.

Week 1: A cozy start (Dec 1 to Dec 6)

December begins slowly. These six are warm, soft and homey, like a blanket on a cold evening.

Dec 1: Hot chocolate

Every good countdown starts with a hot drink. Pick this one for your first morning and let your pointer stir up the season.

Dec 2: Snowflake and snowman

Day two brings the first snow and the first snowman. A friendly classic that suits almost any web page.

Dec 3: Sweater and winter gloves

Time to bundle up. This knitwear pair is a good match if your wardrobe is already full of wool.

Dec 4: Sock and present

A sock and a gift, side by side. It reminds you that the fun part of the season is giving and guessing.

Dec 5: Candle and ball

A candle and a tree ball bring a quiet glow. Try it when you read or study late in the evening.

Dec 6: Glove and wreath

A wreath is the first thing many people hang on the door. This one hangs on your screen instead.

Week 2: Snow days (Dec 7 to Dec 12)

Now the winter gets properly cold. Expect snowmen, a polar bear and a very busy penguin.

Dec 7: Kawaii snowman

A cute, round snowman in the kawaii style. Good for anyone who likes small and sweet things.

Dec 8: Happy snowman in a blue hat

This snowman has a blue hat and a happy attitude. Let him lead your clicks for the day.

Dec 9: Polar bear and sled

A polar bear with a sled is ready for a downhill ride. Your scrolling will feel a little faster, at least in spirit.

Dec 10: Snowflake and scarf

A snowflake and a scarf make a simple, tidy pair. It is a calm choice for a busy school or work day.

Dec 11: Penguin and gift box

A penguin carries a gift box. Even small hands can deliver big presents.

Dec 12: Snowball

A snowball is the shortest path to a snow fight. Click carefully, because your cursor is armed.

Week 3: Elves and reindeer (Dec 13 to Dec 18)

The workshop is open. Elves, reindeer and cookies take over the middle of the month.

Dec 13: Cute elves

Santa's helpers arrive for the busiest stretch of the year. They are a great match for your to-do list.

Dec 14: Scandinavian Christmas elves

A Nordic take on the helper elves. Pick it if you like a folk-art feel on your screen.

Dec 15: Rudolph the reindeer

The most famous reindeer of all. Follow the red nose across the page.

Dec 16: Cute reindeer and white bear

A reindeer and a white bear share one design. Two friends, one pointer.

Dec 17: Gingerbread

No oven needed. This cookie is ready the moment you press ADD.

Dec 18: Snowman cookie and snowflake cookie

More baking, this time with a snowman cookie and a snowflake cookie. Keep your real snacks away from the keyboard.

Week 4: The Christmas Eve countdown (Dec 19 to Dec 24)

The last six days are the big ones. There are a few surprises here, and one star of the show.

Dec 19: Retro tiger and nutcracker

A retro tiger and a nutcracker make the most unusual pair in the calendar. It is the one to pick if you want something different.

Dec 20: Christmas tree and T. rex

A tree and a T. rex in the same design. Dinosaur fans get to celebrate too.

Dec 21: Cat in a Christmas sock (animated)

The highlight of the calendar. This one is animated, so the cat moves while you browse. Press Preview and watch it in the HOVER ME box before you add it.

Dec 22: Fireplace and bells

A fireplace and some bells for the cozy last stretch. Perfect for the day you finally stop working.

Dec 23: Santa Claus and hat

Santa himself arrives one day early to check the list. Let him guide your pointer through last-minute shopping.

Dec 24: Star and bulb

The star goes on top of the tree on Christmas Eve. It is a gentle way to close the countdown.

Make it a habit

A countdown only works if you open it.

Set a quick reminder on your phone for each morning, then spend ten seconds swapping the cursor before you start your day. It is a tiny ritual, and it makes December feel a bit more like a celebration.

Happy counting, and enjoy a new little design every morning.