How the shape reads
The dark edge helps the white dot survive pale surfaces, while the lack of lines keeps surrounding target detail clear.
COMMUNITY-LABELED REFERENCE PRESET
yay-Labeled VALORANT Crosshair Preset
This is a community catalog label and modeled reference, not a verified official or current setting from yay. 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 yay-labeled reference code
Copy the complete native value below, then paste it into the in-game import control.
0;s;1;P;o;1;d;1;z;1;0b;0;1b;0;S;o;1SETTINGS BREAKDOWN
How this modeled crosshair shape behaves
The saved profile is modeled as a small white center dot with outline enabled and no visible arms. Its aim reference is deliberately simple and central.
Who should test it
A minimal starting point for deliberate tapping and for players who do not need four-line orientation.
What to watch
A tiny dot can be hard to recover during fast movement, and the outline can make it cover more of a distant target than expected.
A controlled adjustment
Test a brighter non-white color before increasing dot size, or add very short inner lines if orientation is the real weakness.
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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