Park Min-Jun — Cursor packs on Font Loft

Park Min-Jun

1 cursor pack catalogued on Font Loft.

Park Min-Jun is a credited contributor to the Font Loft archive — every pack on this page links back to the artist's original published source under an open license. The themes below tell you the dominant flavor of Park Min-Jun's work in the catalog so far, but the artist is welcome to publish in any direction; this page updates each time the catalog is rebuilt.

If you want to support the artist directly, follow the source link on any individual pack page — it points back to Park Min-Jun's own page on the original host (typically OpenGameArt or a similar artist platform), where you'll find any donation links, commission availability, or related work. Font Loft never inserts itself between you and the artist financially or otherwise.

Install any cursor pack on Windows in two minutes

Every pack on Font Loft ships as native .cur and .ani files — the same formats Windows has used since 1995. There is no installer, no browser extension, and no background process.

Windows 10

Download the pack from the artist's source page and unzip it to C:\Windows\Cursors\<pack-name>\.
Press Win+R, type main.cpl, and press Enter to open the classic Mouse Properties dialog.
Switch to the Pointers tab. For each role (Normal Select, Link Select, Text, Busy, Precision…) click Browse and pick the matching .cur or .ani.
Click Save As…, name your scheme, and hit Apply to lock it in across reboots.

Windows 11 (incl. 24H2)

Open Settings → Bluetooth & devices → Mouse → Additional mouse settings, or use the same Win+R → main.cpl shortcut.
On the Pointers tab, browse to your unzipped folder and assign each cursor file to its matching role.
If a 4K display upscales the pack, drop the Mouse pointer size slider in Settings → Accessibility → Mouse pointer and touch to 1 so cursors render at native resolution.
Save as a named scheme — Windows 11 keeps schemes in HKCU\Control Panel\Cursors so you can swap them any time.