CursorKit is an After Effects plugin that creates animated cursor elements for UI video prototypes, offering multiple cursor styles, click‑and‑drag actions, and an auto typewriter effect.
Developed by Sebastian Moreno.
About CursorKit
CursorKit is an After Effects add‑on designed to generate animated cursor graphics for user‑interface video prototypes, reducing the manual effort normally required. Version 1.0, released in May 2025, provides several cursor types, click‑and‑drag animations, and an automatic typewriter effect. The plugin is compatible with After Effects 2022, 2021, and 2020, as well as CC 2019, CC 2018, CC 2017, CC 2015.3, and CC 2015. It is listed in the aescripts library as free, though licensing terms should be verified on the developer’s site. A demo video is hosted on the developer’s page for previewing the tool before installation.
Features
- Different cursor types
- Click and drag actions
- Auto typewriter effect
- Creates animated cursor elements for UI video prototypes
- Compatible with After Effects 2022 back through CC 2015
Best for
Motion designers who need to add animated cursors to UI prototype videos in After Effects without building each element manually.
Frequently asked questions
Which After Effects versions does CursorKit support?
CursorKit supports After Effects 2022, 2021, 2020, and the CC releases 2019, 2018, 2017, 2015.3, and 2015.
Is CursorKit free?
The catalog lists CursorKit as free; verify current licensing on the developer’s page before downloading.
What can CursorKit animate?
CursorKit animates cursor elements, including different cursor types, click‑and‑drag motions, and an auto typewriter effect for UI video prototypes.
Is there a demo video for CursorKit?
A demo video for CursorKit is available on the developer’s page for previewing the plugin’s capabilities.
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