How to Adjust Cursor Size in Helperbird

Helperbird's Cursor Size feature lets you change the size of your cursor on web pages, making it easier to see and track on the screen.


How to Turn On Cursor Size

1. Open Helperbird

Click the Helperbird icon in your browser to open Helperbird.

2. Find Cursor Size

Use the search bar at the top of the menu to search for Cursor Size.

3. Turn On Cursor Size

Locate the Cursor Size toggle and switch it to the On position.


How to Change the Cursor Size

1. Access the Size Slider

With the Cursor Size feature turned on, you’ll see a slider for adjusting the size.

2. Adjust the Cursor Size

Slide the control to choose your preferred cursor size: small, medium, large, or extra large.

3. See the Change in Real-Time

The cursor size will adjust in real-time as you move the slider, helping you pick the size that best suits your needs.


Sizes

  • Extra Large
  • Large
  • Medium
  • Small

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