Valorant Crosshair Code Checker

Paste any Valorant crosshair import code to see what it looks like before you load it in game — color, outlines, center dot and every line setting, decoded.

What the checker shows

• Preview on several backgrounds, drawn from the code itself.
• Every setting the code stores for the primary crosshair: color, outlines, center dot, inner and outer lines, firing error.
• Where it comes from — if a pro player or community crosshair in our catalog uses exactly this code, you get a link to its page.

How to read a crosshair code

A Valorant crosshair code is a list of key–value pairs separated by semicolons. It starts with a version number (0), then P opens the primary crosshair. Keys the code leaves out take the game's default value, which is why even a short code produces a complete crosshair.

• c — color (0 white, 1 green, 2 yellow green, 3 green yellow, 4 yellow, 5 cyan, 6 pink, 7 red, 8 custom; the custom hex value is stored in u)
• h, t, o — outlines on/off, thickness, opacity
• d, z, a — center dot on/off, thickness, opacity
• 0l, 0t, 0o, 0a — inner line length, thickness, offset and opacity; 0b;0 hides the inner lines
• 1l, 1t, 1o, 1a — the same settings for the outer lines; 1b;0 hides them
• 0g;1 — separate horizontal and vertical length, with the vertical length in 0v
• 0f, 1f — firing error on the inner and outer lines; 0m, 1m — movement error
• A and S — the aim-down-sights and sniper profiles, which the checker does not decode

How to import a code in Valorant

1. In Valorant, open Settings → Crosshair.
2. Click Import Profile Code next to the profile selector.
3. Paste the code and confirm. The profile is added to your list.

Want to change something first? Open the code in the crosshair generator, or browse pro crosshairs for a tested starting point.