Using CSS, you can change the default cursor icon associated with a particular element, even specifying your own cursor image (in IE6+) instead. However, with power comes responsibility. Modify the cursor only when it makes sense to, such as when you're applying it to a custom interface. Like popup windows of JavaScript, changing cursors can quickly become counterproductive and irritating to the user.

The text stretches towards your mouse pointer.

This JavaScript disables the right click. Instead of an alert, sparks follow the cursor. IE only.

With this JavaScript code in your website, when visitors click anywhere, the images will display out.

Add some fun to your mouse cursor with this cross-browser trail script.

You set a phrase and the letters follow the mouse.

Text follows your mouse around the page with an ech0 effect.

Add a fun crosshair to your document! The color of the crosshair can be customized, making it suitable for any webpage.

This JavaScript gives an effect like the cursor is rotating clockwise or counter-clockwise. In fact, the cursors are changing the types. Very simple yet cool effect!

Several images chase the mouse, but when you stop the mouse, the images overlap creating a single image.