Most people leave their Chrome new tab page blank without a second thought. Sukuna King of Curses Live Wallpaper gives it something worth stopping for instead: an animated HD scene of Sukuna awakening in full form, red aura swirling around him as cursed markings burn across his torso.
It’s a free Chrome extension for Jujutsu Kaisen fans who’d rather open a tab into that moment than a search box on white.
Features
Animated Sukuna King of Curses wallpaper. The centerpiece of the extension. The red aura streaks and pulses, cursed markings glow faintly across his skin, nothing about it sits frozen the way a still image would.
HD and 4K quality. Sharp on a laptop screen, sharper still on anything bigger.
A wider Jujutsu Kaisen wallpaper gallery. Beyond Sukuna, the collection includes other sorcerers, curses, and scenes pulled from across the series.
Shuffle mode. Flip it on and a new scene loads with every tab, so the page keeps changing instead of sitting on one moment all day.
Custom uploads. Drop in your own image whenever you want a break from the built-in gallery.
A clock, date, and search bar layered over the scene, so the new tab page still does its job.
Quick links to bookmarks, browsing history, and your most visited sites.
A notes and to-do panel for jotting things down without switching tabs.
Weather, shown right on the page.
Offline support. Once a wallpaper’s cached, it loads with no connection needed.
Barely any weight. Chrome opens at the same speed with this running as it did before.
How to Download
- Search for Sukuna King of Curses Live Wallpaper on the Chrome Web Store.
- Click Add to Chrome.
- Approve the permissions prompt.
- Open a new tab. The scene loads on its own.
No account to set up, no separate app, nothing standing between clicking install and seeing Sukuna on your next tab.
How to Use
The wallpaper appears the moment you install it. From there:
- Click the gallery icon in the corner of the new tab page.
- Look through the Sukuna, King of Curses, and wider Jujutsu Kaisen categories.
- Pick a scene to set it, or switch on shuffle and let the gallery rotate through the collection on its own.
Prefer your own image instead? Use the upload option in that same panel. Ready to remove the extension? Right-click its icon in the Chrome toolbar and choose Remove from Chrome.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it free? Yes. Every wallpaper, shuffle mode, and the rest of the gallery come with no cost attached.
Does it slow down my browser? No. Wallpapers cache locally after the first load, so new tabs open at the usual speed.
Can I use it without an internet connection? Yes, once the scene has loaded at least once. From there it’s stored on your device.
What information does it collect? Only what it needs to display a wallpaper on your new tab. No login required, no access to unrelated browsing.
Can I upload my own image? Yes, through the upload option inside the gallery panel.
Is this the same as your Sukuna Rage wallpaper? No. This one shows Sukuna in full form as the King of Curses, a distinct scene from the Sukuna Rage listing which focuses on a close-up rage moment.
Is this an official Jujutsu Kaisen product? No. This is a fan-made new tab theme. It isn’t affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Gege Akutami, Shueisha, MAPPA, or Jujutsu Kaisen’s rights holders. All character rights belong to their respective owners.
Why Fans Keep This One Installed
Sukuna at full power is the moment the whole series has been building toward, and a still image tends to lose exactly what makes his awakening feel earned: the sense of the cursed markings actually burning, red aura swirling rather than just sitting painted around him. Freeze the frame and it’s just a shirtless villain. Keep it moving and the scene holds onto the same charge it had every time Sukuna actually took control.
The rest of the page stays out of the way. No dashboard of widgets crowding the view, no pop-up asking for an email, nothing pulling attention off the scene itself. Just a clock, a search bar, quick links, and a rotating set of Jujutsu Kaisen wallpapers doing what a new tab background is supposed to do.
For anyone who still ranks Sukuna among the most terrifying villains anime has ever produced, that’s the whole appeal.
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