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.
COMMUNITY-LABELED REFERENCE PRESET
TenZ-Labeled VALORANT Crosshair Preset
This is a community catalog label and modeled reference, not a verified official or current setting from TenZ. Copy the native code below only as a starting point, then test and tune it for your own display.
1920×1080 REFERENCE · 4× PIXEL GRID
NATIVE IMPORT VALUE
Copy the TenZ-labeled reference code
Copy the complete native value below, then paste it into the in-game import control.
0;s;1;P;c;5;o;0;f;0;0l;2;0v;2;0g;1;0o;1;0a;1;0f;0;1b;0SETTINGS BREAKDOWN
How this modeled crosshair shape behaves
The 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.
Who should test it
A strong general-purpose baseline for players who want a small four-line cross with a clear open center.
What to watch
Without an outline, cyan can lose contrast in blue or bright scenes, and the solid line weight may feel larger on lower resolutions.
A controlled adjustment
If the shape feels heavy, reduce thickness before shortening the already compact lines; if it disappears, compare an outlined duplicate.
USE IT IN GAME
Import this VALORANT crosshair
The code is copied locally in your browser. No account or upload is involved.
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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.
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