# Oversized Cursor: Click Animation

A large mouse pointer glides in, clicks a button that reacts with a check mark, and slides away. Use this video template in Subclip or copy its code for Claude.

Canonical URL: https://www.subclip.app/motion-graphics-templates/hyperframes/oversized-cursor

Preview video: https://subclipweb.subclip.app/motion-graphics-templates/v1/previews/motion-template-hyperframes-oversized-cursor.mp4?v=e0bbf42692

A big arrow cursor that moves to a button, clicks it so it reacts with a check mark, and then exits the frame.

- Framework: HyperFrames
- Category: Clicks
- Duration: 4 s
- Aspect ratio: 16:9 landscape
- Code: Get the code (free sign-in): https://www.subclip.app/motion-graphics-templates/hyperframes/oversized-cursor

The animation starts on an empty frame. An oversized white arrow cursor glides in and heads toward a target, a rounded gray button labeled Create with Subclip in the default version. When the pointer arrives, it clicks, the button reacts and a check mark appears beside the label. The cursor then moves off and leaves the frame. The full beat runs a little over four seconds, quick enough to drop between other shots.

Pick the cursor style, set the horizontal and vertical position of the target, and write the label on the button. You can turn the exit off if you want the cursor to stay in place. It fits product demos, app walkthroughs, tutorials and ads where you want to show a click on a call to action or a key button.

## Use it for

- Showing a click in app demos
- Call-to-action moments in ads
- Software tutorials and walkthroughs
- Website promo videos

## What you can change

- `cursor_variant`: Cursor style (Text)
- `target_x`: Target horizontal position (Number)
- `target_y`: Target vertical position (Number)
- `click_label`: Button label (Text)
- `exit`: Exit animation (Text)

## How to use this template

1. Download Subclip for Mac or Windows. Every template on this page comes pre-installed.
2. Open the Templates panel, pick Oversized Cursor and drop it on your timeline.
3. Change the text, colors and timing in the layer settings, or ask the AI agent to edit it for you.
4. Export your video, or download the code to use the template in your own project.