Valorant Crosshair

valorantcrosshair.org is a complete and constantly updated crosshair database for Valorant gamers looking for the best aiming reticle. The website has an extensive library of crosshairs, including those used by professionals as well fun and different creations. Players can find the pro crosshairs of famous players, like Tenz, f0rsakeN and more, and create their own crosshair using an easy to use generator. You can also take your crosshair in and out of the game using crosshair codes. The website is holding back no punches when it comes to the variety that the crosshairs have. The website is actually updating crosshairs every hour so gamers can get the most up-to-date and variety to allow them to get better aiming and gameplay in the game Valorant.

Valorant crosshair codes are simply strings of numbers and letters replicating specific customizations to the in-game crosshair. Crosshair codes make it easy for players to import and apply a specific crosshair style to their configuration simply by pasting the crosshair code to Valorant's crosshair settings, as opposed to changing each setting like the size, thickness, color, or gap, manually.

A pro Valorant crosshair is a finely tuned aiming reticle designed by the best players to have the most accuracy and visibility possible. Most often, pro Valorant crosshairs are small and tight, allowing quick flicks to be easier to manage, and are preferred by duelists and entry fraggers. Bright colors such as green, cyan, or yellow also help them pop out from the background. They often appear clean and minimalistic—as in no outer lines, and usually no center dot—again to minimize distractions. The size, thickness, and outline of the crosshair should be tailored for clarity, not obstructing your vision in game. To provide examples to you, TenZ uses a crosshair that is green with size 1.5 and thickness 2. Shroud uses a crosshair that is white, but with a differnt settings. There is no crosshair to fit all—pros change their crosshair however they feel best reflects their intentions, all to maintain precision aiming, clear tracking, and unobstructed view.

To import a Valorant crosshair code, copy the code that you like. Then open Valorant and navigate to "Settings" > "Crosshair" tab. Click on the "Import Profile Code" button, paste the code in the box, and then click "Import". Optionally, you can rename the profile so you can keep track of your crosshairs. In just minutes, you are able to apply the settings of custom crosshairs to your game.

On our website, we also have a crosshair generator to create your own crosshair. You can customize the color, dot, outline, inner line, outer line and much more! Now, once you generate your crosshair, you can copy the code and then import it to your Valorant.

There is no one crosshair that is better than the rest in Valorant. Your crosshair should depend on your play style and personal preference. Many pros will change their crosshairs regularly. Common crosshair choices are just a dot or a cross which is small, to better achieve precision. Try out a bunch of different crosshair options until you find the one that feels best for you and hones your aiming abilities consistently.

If you can't import crosshairs in Valorant, the two most likely reasons are the following. All crosshair slots full: Valorant allows 15 crosshair profiles to be saved per account. If all crosshair slots are full, you cannot import new crosshairs. Delete unused crosshairs to free up some slots before importing. Trailing spaces or line breaks in code: The import parser is very sensitive and in the event you did not get a successful import, the code you pasted may have extra spaces, line breaks, or invisible characters at the end or within the code. These will cause your import to fail.