VALORANT Crosshair Generator
Create or import a complete VALORANT crosshair profile, edit Primary, ADS, Sniper, inner lines, outer lines, and error behavior, then copy one native profile code.
Recommended VALORANT reference presets
Explore 16 additional community-labeled references or compare featured and competitive groups. Copy a code immediately or load it into the editor. Names and tags are not verified attribution.
Names, team tags, and roles are unverified community catalog labels, not current settings, affiliations, or endorsements.
Build your crosshair
The essential controls for a competitive, visible crosshair.
Import an existing code
Paste a native game profile code to edit it without rebuilding it.
Featured VALORANT crosshair presets
Start with six representative profiles or open the complete paginated library to search all 60 copy-ready codes.
Explore VALORANT crosshair categories
Compare profiles that share one visible property, then inspect the differences in gap, thickness, line groups, and outline.
Dot crosshairs
Browse VALORANT dot reference presets with native profile strings, live previews, outline details, and practical visibility tips.
Open collection 02 · 11 PROFILESCyan crosshairs
Compare cyan VALORANT reference presets with live Primary previews, native import strings, modeled settings, and map-contrast guidance.
Open collection 03 · 29 PROFILESOutlined crosshairs
Browse outlined VALORANT reference presets with copy-ready profile strings, live previews, and advice for contrast and target coverage.
Open collectionHow to use your VALORANT crosshair
Copy your result from the generator, then follow the native import flow below. Nothing is installed by this website.
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Open VALORANT and go to Settings → Crosshair.
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Select Import Profile Code beside the crosshair profile list.
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Paste the copied code and choose Import.
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Try the crosshair in the Practice Range before using it in a match.
What makes a good VALORANT crosshair?
A useful VALORANT crosshair is easy to relocate after movement and quiet enough that it does not cover a distant head. Compact inner lines are a familiar starting point; a center dot trades spatial guidance for a cleaner view.
Cyan and green stand out on many maps, while outlines help pale colors survive bright ability effects. Test every change in the Practice Range, then play a few rounds before adjusting again. Frequent redesigns make it harder to build a consistent visual reference.
Read the complete selection guide Browse every crosshair guideVALORANT crosshair questions
How do I import a VALORANT crosshair code?
Open Settings, choose Crosshair, select Import Profile Code, paste the code, and confirm the import.
Are named crosshair presets official or current?
No. Names, team tags, and roles are unverified community catalog labels. Treat every code as a reference starting point, not a current player setting or endorsement.
Should I use a dot or a cross in VALORANT?
Dots reduce clutter and reward precise placement. Four-line crosses are easier to relocate during movement. Test both in the Practice Range and keep the one you can see without consciously searching for it.
Does this editor support separate ADS and Sniper crosshairs?
Yes. Choose Advanced mode to edit Primary, ADS, and Sniper profiles, including independent horizontal and vertical lines, movement error, firing error, outlines, and center-dot settings.