How the shape reads
Cyan separates from many warm and neutral scenes, while two-unit thickness keeps the short arms readable through movement and effects.
TenZ's cyan cross profile for VALORANT. Copy the native code below or open its modeled primary shape in the generator.
0;s;1;P;c;5;o;0;f;0;0l;2;0v;2;0g;1;0o;1;0a;1;0f;0;1b;0The modeled Primary shape uses cyan two-by-two inner lines with a one-unit offset and no outline or center dot. It is compact, square-edged, and visually direct.
Cyan separates from many warm and neutral scenes, while two-unit thickness keeps the short arms readable through movement and effects.
A strong general-purpose baseline for players who want a small four-line cross with a clear open center.
Without an outline, cyan can lose contrast in blue or bright scenes, and the solid line weight may feel larger on lower resolutions.
If the shape feels heavy, reduce thickness before shortening the already compact lines; if it disappears, compare an outlined duplicate.
The code is copied locally in your browser. No account or upload is involved.
Open VALORANT and go to Settings → Crosshair.
Select Import Profile Code beside the crosshair profile list.
Paste the copied code and choose Import.
Try the crosshair in the Practice Range before using it in a match.
Compare a teammate or another cross profile before choosing your final setup.