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Sizes and Formats

Compare CursorCulture mousepad formats and understand which artwork suits each one.

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Format decides everything about composition. Choose it before you write a prompt, because artwork designed for a long, low canvas rarely works on a square one.

Confirmed CursorCulture formats

Formats confirmed as CursorCulture products
FormatSize (mm)Size (in)Best for
Extended930 × 40036.6 × 15.7Full desk coverage for keyboard and mouse, and the widest canvas for artwork.
Formats confirmed as CursorCulture products · Dimensions come from the product configuration and are updated as the catalogue grows.

General size references

Common size references, awaiting product confirmation
ReferenceApproximate size (mm)Approximate size (in)Typically used for
Compact square-style reference240 × 2009.4 × 7.9Mouse-only setups and small desks.
Larger square-style reference450 × 40017.7 × 15.7Wider mouse movement without covering the full desk.
Common size references, awaiting product confirmation · Approximate values for comparison only.

Millimetres and inches

  • Extended: 930 × 400 mm
  • Compact square-style reference: 240 × 200 mm
  • Larger square-style reference: 450 × 400 mm

Choosing a format

  • Measure the usable depth of your desk first — width is usually the easier constraint.
  • An extended format covers keyboard and mouse together and gives artwork the most room.
  • Wide canvases suit sweeping horizontal subjects, layered environments, and repeating patterns.
  • Detail placed dead centre will spend most of its life under your hardware.

Thickness, materials, and construction

This information will be published when the option becomes available.

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Last updated: August 3, 2026Documentation version: 1.0