Cursor for Live2D

Cursor for Live2D

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Description

Import any Live2D model and let it follow your mouse, with physics effects, hotkey-triggered expressions, and idle animations. Whether you're streaming, drawing, recording videos, or simply using your computer, your character can accompany you with every click.

Released

September 7, 2026

Price

$9.99

Platforms

Windows

About

A lightweight interactive mouse companion for Live2D models.

Live2D Desktop Companion

Import any Live2D model and let it follow your mouse, with physics effects, hotkey-triggered expressions, and idle animations. Whether you're streaming, drawing, recording videos, or simply using your computer, your character can accompany you with every click.

Features

  • Customize a model's tracking anchor point so it can follow your mouse.
  • Automatically detect the model's X- and Y-axis physics effects, with a slider to adjust the physics intensity.
  • Background Mode allows video recording software to capture the model's movement while the model itself is not displayed on screen.
  • Freely bind expressions to hotkeys, with options for hold or toggle mode and adjustable fade-in and fade-out durations.
  • Import models by dragging and dropping a ".model3.json" file or selecting a folder. Multiple models can be imported and switched between at any time.
  • Runs in the system tray for quick access.
  • Supports multiple languages, currently including Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and English.

Default Hotkeys

  • F: Makes the model track the mouse based on the user-defined anchor point.
  • Ctrl + Shift + A: Overlay Mode — hides the UI, displays only the model, and keeps the application always on top.
  • Ctrl + Shift + B: Background Mode — runs the model in the background so OBS can capture it.
  • ESC: Exit the application.

For Live2D Creators

Please refer to the manual for information about setting the model's tracking anchor point and parameters.

Thank you for using the software!