Cartoon Mouse Pads

Cartoon mouse pads put the shows you grew up with, or never stopped watching, right under your hand, from the candy-colored Land of Ooo to a crowded Springfield street and a spaceship parked somewhere it definitely should not be. This collection gathers more than 100 original fan-inspired designs across over a dozen animated series, and it is built for anyone who wants a desk that feels a little less serious: students, gamers, remote workers, parents setting up a homework corner and fans shopping for a friend.

Every mat is made to order in the size you pick. The range starts with a small mouse pad that fits in a laptop sleeve, moves through long keyboard mats and a full desk mat, and ends with a 14 x 24 in TCG mat for card nights plus three chair mats for the floor under your seat. Whatever the size, the build is the same: a smooth woven cloth top, stitched edges that keep the border from fraying and a non-slip natural rubber base that holds the mat in place.

The artwork is drawn by and for fans, so you will find both kinds of cartoon energy here. Some designs are cozy and cute, full of pastel skies and friendly sidekicks; others are loud, chaotic and cool, the kind of art that looks right next to a glowing monitor at midnight. The guide below walks through the shows, how to choose, sizes, care and common questions.

What You'll Find in Our Cartoon Mouse Pads

The collection is organized around the series themselves. Some shows have a deep bench of designs, others a handful of favorite scenes, but every group has something for a wide desk and something that still reads clearly on a small pad.

Adventure Time: The Biggest Corner of the Collection

Adventure Time has the largest group in the collection, with over 20 designs, and it shows off the series' range of moods. If you love the scenery of Ooo, look at Candy Kingdom, Land of Ooo, Autumn Kingdom and Sunset Cliff, or pick one of the several Tree Fort artworks, including a Spring Tree Fort version and a Treehouse Sunset take. Rainy Night and Forest Night bring a calmer, darker palette, and the Forest Night design gathers Finn, Jake, BMO and Marceline in one scene.

Prefer the characters front and center? Finn and Jake Sword Sky, Jake Rainbow and Jake Face are bright and bold, while the Finn & Jake Minimalist design keeps things simple for a cleaner desk. For something unexpected, Pixel Sunset turns the land into retro game art, Hidden Dungeon heads underground, and Death in Bloom wraps the show in a floral pattern that reads almost like decorative print until you look closer.

Mystery Hunters: Gravity Falls and Scooby-Doo

Gravity Falls has more than 15 designs, and the Mystery Shack appears in several of them, from Retro Forest to Forest Lodge. Bill Cipher gets the most dramatic treatment, with the Neon Symbol art, a Mystery Wheel version and other neon-lit takes on the triangle that are made for dark setups. On the friendlier side, Mabel's Smile Squad, Mystery Twins and the Waddles Forest Friend design are some of the cutest mouse pads in the whole collection, and Cryptic Skull leans into the show's puzzle-and-cipher side.

Scooby-Doo brings the original mystery gang to the desk. Haunted Mansion and Mystery Gang Chase are classic spooky-but-fun scenes, Shaggy & Monsters is pure slapstick, Daphne & Velma Beach Day trades cobwebs for sunshine, and Scooby Expression puts the great dane's face right where your mouse lands.

Animated Sitcoms: The Simpsons, South Park and Family Guy

The Simpsons designs celebrate Springfield as much as its first family. Springfield City Map and Springfield Crowd are packed with detail, Moe's Tavern Scene captures the town's favorite dive, and Cartoon Family Cast lines up the whole household. Rock Band Style and Colorful Chaos are louder and more graphic, and a few designs lean into well-known gags, such as Couch Nap, Food Overload and a shrub meme that fans will recognize instantly.

South Park's designs share a "chaos" theme and range from Winter Chaos and Urban Chaos to the Fantasy Chaos wizard art and the odd, funny Buddha Box scene. Kenny gets his own Minimalist Chaos design, and Cool Squad gathers the boys in one lineup. Family Guy rounds out the group with Action Scene, Griffin Family and Griffin Living Room. These shows are aimed at adults, so they suit a gaming room or your own desk more than a shared office.

Rick and Morty and Regular Show: Offbeat Late-Night Picks

For space-faring chaos, our Rick and Morty mouse pads include Desert Scene, Red Moon, Spaceship, Cosmic Journey and Shades. The first four are landscape and travel art that looks great stretched across a wide mat; Shades is all attitude.

Regular Show covers the slacker side of animation with Mordecai & Rigby, Park Crew, Sunset Porch and Canyon Climb. Sunset Porch is one of the calmest designs in the collection, a good match for a warm-toned desk with wood or beige accents.

Steven Universe: Soft Colors and Crystal Gems

Steven Universe designs are some of the most painterly here. Scenic Mountain Sunset, Crystal Temple Sunset and Stargazing with Lapis use the show's dreamy pinks, purples and teals; Beach Campfire Night is cozy; Beach House Hand shows off the iconic home on the cliff; and Crystal Gems Adventure brings the team together. Cookie Cat Delight is a sweet, playful pick for anyone who still remembers the jingle.

Family Favorites: Stitch, Frozen, Racing Cars and Paw Patrol

Our Stitch mouse pads keep the island mood going with Tropical Dance, Hula Spirit, Island Vibes and Ocean Play, all bright, beachy designs that look especially good on a white or pastel desk. Frozen fans can choose from Ice Queen, Night Magic, Reflection, Sisters, Forest Journey and Adventure, a set of wintry, magical artworks centered on Elsa and her frozen kingdom.

For younger fans, the Lightning McQueen designs, Racing Rivals, Lightning Racer and Cars Racing Duo, bring speedway energy to a first desk, and the Paw Patrol designs, City Rescue, Team Lineup and City Chase, put the rescue pups on duty next to the homework.

Tintin: Classic Comic Adventures

The Tintin designs have a clean, classic comic look that suits grown-up desks as much as a reader's study corner. Moonlit Run and Moonlit Path are atmospheric night scenes, Moon Rocket aims for the stars, Boat Journey heads out to sea, and Chinatown Street and Adventure Run capture the globe-trotting reporter mid-chase.

How to Choose Cartoon Mouse Pads for Your Desk

With so many shows in one place, the best way to narrow it down is to think about the mood you want at your desk, who will use it and how much of the artwork you want to see.

Start With the Show, Then the Mood

Most people start with a favorite series, and that is the right instinct. But within almost every show here you can choose between a calm scene and a busy one. Adventure Time has both Rainy Night and Candy Kingdom; Gravity Falls has both Forest Lodge and Neon Symbol; The Simpsons has both Moe's Tavern Scene and Colorful Chaos. If you will look at the mat for eight hours a day, a quieter scene is easier on the eyes. If the mat is meant to be the centerpiece of a gaming setup, go big and loud.

Cute Mouse Pads or Cool Ones?

Cartoons can go either way, and the split is a useful filter. For cute mouse pads with soft colors and friendly faces, look at Stitch, Waddles, Mabel's Smile Squad, Jake Rainbow, Cookie Cat Delight and the Paw Patrol pups. For cool mouse pads with darker palettes and more edge, try Bill Cipher Neon Symbol, Cryptic Skull, the Rick and Morty Red Moon art, Pixel Sunset or the South Park chaos series. A cute design brightens a pastel or white desk; a cool one blends into black peripherals and accent lighting.

Wide Scenes vs. Character Close-Ups

The size you choose changes how much of the artwork you see. Landscape designs such as Land of Ooo, Springfield City Map, Crystal Temple Sunset or Cosmic Journey are composed wide, so they look best on L, XL, XXXL or XXXXL, where the whole scene stretches behind your keyboard. On a small S pad, those same scenes are cropped closer, which works better for designs built around a single face or pose, such as Jake Face, Scooby Expression or Shades. If you love a big group scene, give it room.

Who the Desk Belongs To

A child's study desk, a teen's gaming corner and an adult's home office call for different shows. Paw Patrol, the racing designs, Frozen and Stitch are easy picks for kids. Adventure Time, Gravity Falls, Steven Universe and Scooby-Doo cross generations and work for nearly any age. South Park, Family Guy and Rick and Morty are best kept for adult desks and gaming rooms. If the mat will sit in a shared office, a scenic design like Sunset Porch or Moonlit Path keeps the fan nod subtle.

Match the Colors You Already Have

Look at your keyboard, wall and lighting before you choose. Warm wood desks pair well with Autumn Kingdom, Sunset Porch and Desert Scene. Cool white or gray setups suit Frozen, Stitch Ocean Play and Stargazing with Lapis. Dark, moody battlestations come alive with Bill Cipher, Red Moon and Rainy Night. A mat is the biggest flat surface on most desks, so its palette sets the tone for everything else.

Cartoon Mouse Pads Size Guide

Every design in the collection is available in all of the sizes below, from a compact mouse pad up to large chair mats.

Use your setup, not the design, as the starting point:

• Mouse only or travel: S covers the space a mouse needs and slides into a backpack.
• Mouse and a TKL keyboard: M or L. Both are long and narrow; L adds room on the right for wide mouse swipes without your keyboard drifting off the edge.
• Full keyboard and mouse: XL fits a full-size keyboard with a number pad plus a mouse. Choose XXL on a deeper desk, or if you like resting your forearms on the mat.
• Whole desk: XXXL or XXXXL turns the artwork into the desk surface itself, the best way to show off a big scene like Springfield City Map or Land of Ooo.
• Card games: the TCG Mat at 14 x 24 in gives you a dedicated play area for a deck, a hand and a board.
• Under your chair: the chair mats at 80 x 120, 100 x 150 and 120 x 180 cm sit under a desk chair on hard floors, so your favorite show can stretch out across the floor, too.

Before ordering, measure the width and depth of your desk and leave a few centimeters of margin on each side.

Surface, Base and Build

• Surface: micro-woven polyester cloth, smooth and optimized for all DPI and sensitivity settings; works with laser and optical mice.
• Base: 3 mm natural rubber with a non-slip textured grip that stays in place.
• Edges: precision-stitched, anti-fray borders.
• Print: high-definition, fade-resistant print.

In everyday terms, the woven cloth gives your mouse an even, predictable glide wherever it moves on the mat. If you game at a low sensitivity and aim with your whole arm, a large cloth mat gives you the room to make long sweeps across the artwork without running out of surface. At a higher sensitivity, where small wrist movements do the work, the consistent weave helps the sensor read tiny corrections accurately. For office work, from spreadsheets to video calls, the cloth feels softer under the wrist than a bare desk, and the rubber base stops the mat from creeping when you pull your keyboard closer.

The stitched border matters more than it sounds. The front edge is where your wrist rests all day, and it is usually the first place an unfinished mat starts to peel or fray. A sewn edge keeps that line neat, so the art stays framed. The high-definition print keeps the clean outlines and bright, flat colors of cartoon art crisp.

Cartoon Desk Setup Ideas

The Pastel Cozy Corner

Pair a soft design such as Stitch Island Vibes, Cookie Cat Delight or Spring Tree Fort with a white keyboard, a pastel mouse and a small plant. An XL mat covers the keyboard and mouse zone and gives the desk one calm, cohesive color story.

The Late-Night Gaming Battlestation

For a darker desk, choose a cool design with strong contrast: Bill Cipher Neon Symbol, Rick and Morty Cosmic Journey or Adventure Time Rainy Night on an XXL or XXXL mat. Add soft accent lighting behind the monitor, keep cables tidy and let the mat be the brightest object on the desk. If you stream, the mat shows up on a desk cam and gives your channel instant personality.

The Kids' Homework Desk

Paw Patrol City Rescue, Lightning Racer or Frozen Sisters on an M or L mat gives a child a dedicated, cheerful work zone. The rubber base keeps it from sliding when small hands lean on it, and the cloth surface is easy to wipe after art projects and snacks. And when they move on to a new favorite show, swapping the mat is all it takes to refresh the whole desk.

The Grown-Up Office With a Wink

Want a nod to your favorite show without turning the office into a fan room? Choose a scenic design that reads as illustration first, such as Tintin Moonlit Path, Regular Show Sunset Porch or Steven Universe Scenic Mountain Sunset. On an XL mat it frames your keyboard neatly, and fellow fans will spot the reference while everyone else just sees a good-looking desk.

How to Care for Your Mouse Pad

• Wipe spots with a damp cloth.
• For a deeper clean, the mat can be washed, including on a gentle machine cycle with cold or lukewarm water and mild detergent.
• Air dry flat.
• No bleach, no tumble dryer, and do not iron the print.

Production and Shipping

Every mat is made to order after you check out, in the design and size you choose. Production takes 1 to 3 business days, shipping takes 2 to 5 business days, and tracking details arrive by email so you can follow your order to the door. For anything related to returns, see our returns policy.

Cartoon Mouse Pads FAQ

Are these official cartoon mouse pads?

No. These are original fan-inspired designs created by Padloom and printed on our own mouse pads and desk mats. They are not made or endorsed by the creators of the shows they celebrate.

What size mouse pad do I need?

For a mouse alone, S is enough. For a mouse and a compact keyboard, choose M or L. For a full keyboard and mouse, XL or XXL. To cover most or all of your desk, go with XXXL or XXXXL. Measure your desk first and leave a few centimeters of margin.

Is a desk mat the same as a mouse pad?

A desk mat is a larger mouse pad that also sits under your keyboard. Our sizes from M upward work as desk mats, while S is a classic mouse pad. All sizes use the same cloth surface, rubber base and stitched edges.

Which designs are best for kids?

Paw Patrol, the Lightning McQueen racing designs, Frozen and Stitch are the most kid-friendly picks, and Adventure Time, Gravity Falls, Steven Universe and Scooby-Doo suit most ages. The animated sitcoms such as South Park and Family Guy are better suited to adult desks.

Can I wash my mouse pad?

Yes. Wipe small marks with a damp cloth, or wash the mat on a gentle machine cycle in cold or lukewarm water with mild detergent. Air dry it flat, and skip the bleach, the tumble dryer and the iron.

Do they work with optical and laser mice?

Yes. The micro-woven cloth surface is optimized for all DPI and sensitivity settings and works with both laser and optical mice, whether you game or work.

What if my favorite show is not in the collection?

You can upload your own image and order it as one of our custom mouse pads, in the same sizes and with the same build as every design on this page.

More Cartoon Favorites From Padloom

From the Tree Fort to the Mystery Shack, cartoon mouse pads are an easy way to make a desk feel like yours. Pick the show, choose a mood, then match the size to your setup, and your mat will be made to order and on its way within days. If you want the same animated spirit underfoot, browse our cartoon rugs, printed area rugs that pair well with a matching desk mat in a bedroom, dorm or game room.