Nothing I can see directly with Gimp. You probably already come across these.
You can make a .cur file from a .png (or other format) using ImageMagick edit: These identify as Windows .cur files but, up to you to try them in a Windows machine. You might be better off with a dedicated Windows editor such as Greenfish.
From here https://www.gimpusers.com/forums/graphic...ni-in-gimp
Using anituner.exe to import your png's and make a .ani file
I just tried that anituner.exe https://www.gdgsoft.com/anituner/ (linux using WINE) not the nicest interface but it looks like it works. It imports the usual file formats.
You can make a .cur file from a .png (or other format) using ImageMagick edit: These identify as Windows .cur files but, up to you to try them in a Windows machine. You might be better off with a dedicated Windows editor such as Greenfish.
Code:
magick filename.png filename.curFrom here https://www.gimpusers.com/forums/graphic...ni-in-gimp
Using anituner.exe to import your png's and make a .ani file
I just tried that anituner.exe https://www.gdgsoft.com/anituner/ (linux using WINE) not the nicest interface but it looks like it works. It imports the usual file formats.