Convert CUR to PCX
Online & free tool to convert CUR files to PCX


1) Input file

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0 of 5 files added (up to 500 MB combined)

2) Output format

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3) Convert

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2) Output format

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CUR

Windows Cursor

.cur is the Windows Cursor (.cur) files. It is a static windows cursor file that is a still image that is identical to .ico (Icon) files in most ways aside from the file extensions that exists. It is used like the .ico files which are to view images in a different way. ANI formatted files, even in Windows 7 can view this type of file. It contains file header, info headers, and cursor data.
PCX

Paintbrush Bitmap Image File

The Picture Exchange file format, shortened PCX, with the .pcx filename extension is an image file format developed by ZSoft Corporation. It was initially released in 1985 as a lossless bitmap image format and for a time was the default file format for PC paintbrush. The format is now largely superseded by other formats given the target platforms for the software associated with the format are no longer in production, i.e. MS DOS and Windows 1.0.

How to convert CUR to PCX

STEP 1

Select the image file in the CUR format to convert to the PCX format, you can select a file from your computer or your Google Drive or Dropbox account.                            

STEP 2

Choose the PCX format from the drop-down list as the output format, and click the Convert button, you can convert up to 5 files at the same time and a maximum size of up to 500 MB.

STEP 3

Wait until your file is uploaded and converted into the PCX image format, you can download the converted file up to a maximum of 5 times, and can also delete the file from the Download page.