VALORANT Crosshair Generator

A preview of your crosshair in game pixels, an import code for VALORANT, and a list of 18 values using the English labels from the game menu. For the “Classic Cross” preset, the code is 0;P;c;5;o;0.5;t;1;0t;2;0l;4;0o;2;0a;1;0f;0;1b;0. The settings are Cyan; outlines on with 0.5 opacity and thickness 1; center dot off; inner lines on with opacity 1, length 4, thickness 2, and offset 2; and outer lines off. In this case, 11 of these values are active; the others belong to disabled settings.

Press Esc in the game, open Settings, and select the Crosshair tab, then the Primary section. Here you can set the color, outlines, center dot, and inner and outer lines. The generator shows you the matching values in exactly this order, plus a preview, so you don't have to experiment in the practice range.

Yes. Click “Copy code”, open Settings > Crosshair in VALORANT, choose to import a profile code, paste the code, and confirm. Riot does not document the format. The code follows the structure used by community tools; importing it in the game itself has not been tested, and a patch may change the format. If importing fails, enter the values shown below the code manually.

Paste a crosshair code, such as one from a friend, into “Load Existing Code” and click “Load.” The generator imports the primary crosshair, shows it in the preview, and lets you adjust the values as usual. Then use “Copy Code” to get the new code for the game. Anything the imported code doesn't contain stays at the game's default values. If it includes movement and firing error, an ADS crosshair, sniper scope settings, or a separate vertical length, the tool won't import those parts and will tell you after loading. The new code turns off movement and firing error; set the ADS crosshair and sniper scope in the game.

Choose the “Dot Only” preset: a white center dot with thickness 3 and inner and outer lines off. Then adjust the center dot's color, opacity (0 to 1), and thickness (1 to 6), turn outlines on or off as you like, and copy the code.

There is no single best crosshair. What matters is that it stays visible against light and dark surfaces. Cyan, yellow, pink and green usually stand out well. White can disappear against a bright sky, while red can blend into the red enemy outline. An outline helps against bright backgrounds. In the generator, choose one of the game's eight preset colors or enter a custom color code, then test the result against several backgrounds and in the shooting range.

Length is how far a line extends, thickness is its width, and offset is the gap between the center and the line. All values are in pixels. Inner lines allow a length of up to 20 and an offset of up to 20; outer lines allow a length of up to 10 and an offset of up to 40. At offset 0, the lines touch the center; a larger offset creates a crosshair with an open center.

The preview is rendered on a 1920×1080 image and shows values in pixels. If you play at another resolution or use scaling, the same settings will look different. Compare the result in the practice range and adjust the length and thickness. The slider ranges come from community descriptions of the game menu; Riot does not publish them. If your menu differs, use the in-game menu as your guide.

Yes, the generator is free and runs in your browser without sign-up. Click “Copy Link” to put all values that differ from the defaults in the URL. Anyone who opens the link will see your exact crosshair. There's no account, and your settings aren't saved on our servers.