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Crosshair generator

A pro crosshair design tool for Valorant and CS2.

Copy ready-made crosshair codes or design your own: Change the color, thickness and gap, then paste the result into the game.

Crosshair settings

Color Green

Outline

Inner lines

Thickness: 2

Length: 4

Offset: 2

Center dot

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Crosshair code

Copy and paste into the game

0;P;c;5;h;0;f;0;0t;1;0l;2;0o;2;0a;1;0f;0;1b;0

Popular presets - Valorant

How to use Valorant crosshair codes

Using pro players' crosshairs in Valorant is now very easy. Use the "Import Profile Code" option on the Crosshair tab in Settings to add the codes above straight into your game.

Why does the right crosshair matter?

Your crosshair is your focus point on the screen. A crosshair that is too big can block your view, while one that is too small makes it hard to see where your bullets go. Pros usually prefer static crosshairs that are easy to focus on.

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Once your crosshair is set, switch to a nickname that gets your player profile noticed too. The nickname tools below create Unicode styles tuned for the same games.

Each setting does a different job: Line thickness decides how much the crosshair stands out, the inner gap how much of the target in the middle you can see, the outline keeps it from disappearing on dark backgrounds and the center dot marks the exact middle. Most players do not have too few settings; they keep all of them switched on at once.

The code you copy carries every one of these settings in a single line, so you can try a friend's crosshair in seconds. Codes are game-specific: A Valorant code cannot be pasted into CS2, because the two games use different settings systems.

Common questions

How do I paste a crosshair code into the game?

In Valorant, paste it into the profile import field on the Crosshair tab in Settings. The code is a single line and carries all of your settings the moment you copy it.

Which crosshair helps me aim better?

There is no magic setting. The general trend is a small center gap and thin lines; if you miss head level, try a dot-style crosshair, and if you lose it in busy scenes, try a thicker one.