Valorant Crosshair Generator
Build a custom Valorant crosshair with a live preview. Adjust inner lines, outlines, centre dot, colour, and movement or firing error, then copy the import code and paste it into Valorant under Settings → Crosshair → Import Profile Code.
Why build your own?
Ready-made codes are a good starting point, but nobody else's setup fits you exactly. Your monitor size, resolution, viewing distance and eyesight all change how a crosshair reads. Here you can try every value one at a time and see the result instantly — no launching the game in between.
How to use it
- Use the settings on the left to change the lines, dot, color and outline.
- Watch the preview and check how it holds up against different backgrounds.
- Press the Copy Code button.
- In Valorant follow Settings → Crosshair → Import Profile Code and paste it in.
Looking for ideas? Use the randomise option, or open one of the pro crosshairs and change it from there.
Publish your own design
Once you are signed in you can save the crosshair you built. Anything that passes moderation appears for everyone on the community page and in the main catalog.
Valorant crosshair FAQ
How do I import a crosshair code into Valorant?
Open Valorant, go to Settings → Crosshair, open your crosshair profile, then choose Import Profile Code (the exact label may match your game language). Paste the full code you copied from ValorantCrosshair.com and import. You can repeat this for any code on a crosshair detail page or from the generator.
What is a Valorant crosshair import code?
It is a text string Riot’s client uses to store a crosshair preset (inner/outer lines, dot, color, outlines, and related options). Sharing the code lets someone load the same preset without copying every slider by hand.
Can I save more than one crosshair in Valorant?
Yes. Valorant lets you keep multiple crosshair profiles and switch between them in Settings → Crosshair. The maximum number of saved profiles can change with patches—check in-game for the current limit.
What crosshair colors are easiest to see?
Many players pick bright colors that contrast with typical map tones—cyan, green, yellow, or magenta are common starting points. A thin outline often helps on busy backgrounds. Always confirm in the practice range; personal vision and monitor settings matter.
Should I turn on movement or firing error for ranked play?
Many high-level players turn movement and firing error off so the reticle stays fixed for muscle memory. Others leave them on for visual feedback while learning spray. There is no official “right” setting—try both in the range or Deathmatch and choose what you aim best with.
Why might a crosshair look slightly different in-game than on this site?
This site’s preview is a web approximation, not the Valorant engine. In-game brightness, resolution, anti-aliasing, and map lighting can change how lines and colors look. Use the practice range to tweak after importing.
How do I use the crosshair generator on this site?
Adjust the controls to change inner lines, outlines, center dot, color, and movement/firing error options. Watch the live preview, then use Copy Code and import it in Valorant (Settings → Crosshair → Import Profile Code). The Random control helps explore new styles quickly.
Can I publish my crosshair on the public catalog?
Yes. Sign in, build a crosshair in the generator, then save it under My crosshairs. A moderator reviews new submissions; if approved, your crosshair appears in the main catalog on the home page. The Pro and Fun pages list crosshairs that are tagged for those sections (not every submission is shown there).