Final Fantasy Mouse Pads

A Final Fantasy mouse pad from Padloom lets you bring your favorite party to the desk, with thirty original fan-inspired designs featuring Cloud, Sephiroth, Noctis, Lightning, the Eikons of Final Fantasy XVI, the maps of Eorzea and a few cheerful chocobos. Each pad is made to order in sizes that range from a small 11.8 x 15.7 in mouse pad to a 23.6 x 47.2 in desk mat that covers the whole desk, with three chair mats to match.

Whichever design you choose, the build is the same: a smooth cloth surface, precision-stitched edges that resist fraying and a 3 mm natural rubber base with a non-slip textured grip that holds the mat in place. This guide walks through the designs by game and theme, helps you find the right size, explains what the surface means for raids, shooters and office work, and covers care and shipping.

Final Fantasy Mouse Pad Designs in the Collection

Final Fantasy VII has the biggest presence in the range, which is no surprise given how many fans still count it as their first. The newer entries, the online world of Final Fantasy XIV and a set of ensemble pieces that bring heroes from across the series together round out the collection.

Cloud Strife and the World of Final Fantasy VII

Cloud gets the most designs of any character. The Cloud Buster Sword design centers on the oversized blade he carries from the first scene, while the Cloud Ember Rush and Cloud Crystal Surge designs show him in motion, one in fiery tones and one in cool, crystalline ones. The Cloud Forest Warrior design moves him into a greener, quieter setting, a good choice if you want Cloud without a blazing battle behind him.

For a softer side of the story, the Cloud & Aerith Field design places the two together in an open field, one of the most loved pairings in the series. The Reunion design also features the Buster Sword, and the Anniversary design celebrates the game's long legacy.

Sephiroth: Flames, Rain and the One-Winged Angel

Few villains are as recognizable as Sephiroth, and he has a strong lineup of his own. The Sephiroth One-Winged Angel design draws on his most famous form, and the Sephiroth Flames design sets him against a burning background that recalls one of the most haunting scenes in the game. The Sephiroth Rainfall design offers a moodier, darker alternative.

Two designs focus on his long katana: the Sephiroth Blade Draw design and the Sephiroth Sword Draw design. They are separate artworks with similar themes, so compare the photos to see which composition you like best. The rivalry gets its own pair as well, with the Cloud vs Sephiroth design and the Sephiroth vs Cloud design putting hero and villain face to face.

Noctis, Lightning and Final Fantasy XVI

The modern era is represented by three leads. Final Fantasy XV fans can choose between the Noctis Profile design, a calm portrait of the prince, and the Noctis Sword of Light design, which shows him with his royal arsenal in a more dynamic pose. The Lightning Battle design brings in the heroine of Final Fantasy XIII mid-fight.

Final Fantasy XVI has three designs built around the world of Valisthea. The Eikons & Dominants design captures the colossal summoned beings and the people bound to them, the Ifrit Awakening design focuses on the fiery Eikon at the heart of the story, and the Final Fantasy XVI Heroes design brings the main cast together in one battle-party scene.

Eorzea and the World Maps

If you spend your evenings in Final Fantasy XIV, four designs are made for your desk. The Eorzea Map design charts the realm itself and works almost like a reference you can glance at between dungeons. The Marketplace design captures the busy trading side of the game, and the Battle Scene design shows its combat. The Final Fantasy World Map design is a broader fantasy map that suits any fan of the series, not just MMO players. If you split your adventuring time between Eorzea and Hyrule, The Legend of Zelda mouse pads bring that same sense of exploration to the desk.

Heroes, Villains, Summons and Chocobos

The ensemble pieces bring characters from different games together. The Final Fantasy Heroes design gathers protagonists from across the series, and the Dissidia Heroes & Villains design is inspired by the crossover fighting games where those heroes meet their rivals. The Heroes vs Villains name appears on two separate designs in the collection; check the product photos to see each one.

Two designs take a lighter route. The Elemental Summons design brings together the series' famous summoned creatures, and the Chocobo Farm Day design is a cheerful, sunny scene with the series' beloved riding birds, a fun choice for a younger fan or a cozy dorm desk. And if the giant summoned beasts are your favorite part of any fight, our Monster Hunter mouse pads have plenty more creature artwork to choose from.

Final Fantasy Mouse Pad Sizes

All thirty designs are available in eight desk sizes and three chair mats:

• S: room for the mouse alone. Pick it for a laptop setup or as a travel pad for LAN events and trips.
• M and L: long, slim mats for a mouse and a compact keyboard such as a tenkeyless model. L has extra width on the mouse side.
• XL and XXL: fit a full keyboard with a number pad plus a mouse. XXL is deeper, so your wrists and forearms stay on the mat too.
• XXXL and XXXXL: cover the whole desk, with space for a controller, a notebook and a drink. Wide scenes like the Eikons & Dominants artwork show best here.
• TCG Mat (14 x 24 in): designed for card games, and also useful as a compact desk mat.
• Chair mats (80 x 120, 100 x 150 and 120 x 180 cm): placed under a desk chair on hard floors, they protect the floor and continue the theme beneath your desk.

Measuring tip: measure your desk's depth and width before ordering, then choose a size that leaves a few centimeters of margin. A mat that fits within the edges stays flat and looks tidier.

Surface and Build

Every design is printed on the same pad:

• 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.

Final Fantasy XIV players are the clearest case for a big mat. In an MMO you juggle hotbars, targeting and camera control for hours, so a deep XXL or a whole-desk size lets your keyboard and mouse sit on one continuous surface. If you also play FPS games, DPI matters: at a low DPI you aim with your whole arm and need the width of an XL or XXL to avoid running off the edge, while at a high DPI short wrist movements are enough and a smaller size is fine.

At work, the cloth top keeps mouse movement quiet and even, the stitched border feels smooth under your wrist and the rubber base stops the mat from drifting during a long day of typing.

Desk Setup Ideas with a Final Fantasy Mouse Pad

The Raid Night Battlestation

Pair the Eorzea Map design or the Battle Scene design with an XXL or XXXXL size, add a headset stand and a controller dock, and your desk is ready for a long night of raiding with your Free Company.

A Streaming or Content Desk

If your camera shows your desk, a bold design like the Sephiroth Flames or Cloud Ember Rush artwork tells viewers instantly which series you love. For a calmer background that does not compete with your face, the World Map or Chocobo Farm Day designs are better choices.

A Gift for a Lifelong Final Fantasy Fan

Most fans have one entry they defend above all others, so match the gift to the game: Cloud & Aerith Field for a Final Fantasy VII fan, Noctis Profile for a Final Fantasy XV fan, Ifrit Awakening for someone deep in Final Fantasy XVI. If you are unsure about their desk, XL fits most setups.

How to Care for Your Mouse Pad

• Wipe small spots with a damp cloth.
• When it needs more, the pad can be washed, including a gentle machine cycle in cold or lukewarm water with a mild detergent.
• Air dry it flat.
• No bleach and no tumble dryer, and never iron the print.

Production and Shipping

Your pad is made to order. Production takes 1 to 3 business days, then shipping takes 2 to 5 business days, with tracking sent by email. For questions about returns, see our returns policy.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these official Final Fantasy mouse pads?

No. These are original fan-inspired designs created by Padloom and printed on our own mouse pads. They are not affiliated with or endorsed by the game's developer or publisher.

Which size should I choose for a full keyboard?

XL or XXL. Both hold a full-size keyboard and a mouse, and XXL is deeper for wrist support. For whole-desk coverage, go with XXXL or XXXXL.

Can I wash my Final Fantasy mouse pad?

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

Does it work with my mouse?

Yes. The micro-woven polyester surface works with laser and optical mice and is optimized for all DPI and sensitivity settings.

Why do some designs have similar names?

Some artworks share a theme or a name, such as the two Heroes vs Villains designs or the Blade Draw and Sword Draw Sephiroth pieces. Each one is a separate artwork, so compare the product photos before you order.

More Final Fantasy from Padloom

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