Valorant Crosshair Generator

Random Valorant crosshairs with import codes.

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Valorant Crosshair Generator

Looking for a fresh crosshair? The Valorant Crosshair Generator rolls random crosshair settings and gives you an importable crosshair code for each one, ready to paste into the game.

What you get

Every result has a readable summary and a profile code, for example:

Cross + dot – Cyan, no outlines, center dot 2, lines 4/2/1 (length/thickness/gap): 0;P;c;5;h;0;d;1;z;2;a;1;0t;2;0l;4;0o;1;0a;1;0f;0;1b;0

Styles

  • Dot – a single center dot with the inner lines hidden; clean and minimal.
  • Cross – four inner lines with a random length (2–6), thickness (1–3) and gap (0–4).
  • Cross + dot – the classic plus shape with a center dot in the middle.

Outlines are switched on or off at random, with an opacity of 0.5, 0.75 or 1 when they are on. Outer lines are always disabled and inner lines never spread when you shoot, so every crosshair stays static.

Tips for testing a crosshair

Try it in the Range. Shoot at bots at different distances and check the crosshair on bright and dark walls.

Mind the gap. A larger gap keeps the head of a target visible inside the crosshair; a gap of 0 gives a precise pinpoint.

Pick a contrasting colour. Cyan and pink are rarely found on maps, which makes them easy to see.

How to use

Choose a style and a colour (or leave them random), set how many crosshairs you want and press Generate. Copy the code part of the line you like and import it in Valorant. Runs in your browser; not affiliated with Riot Games.

Frequently Asked Questions

Copy the code after the colon (it starts with 0;P;), open Settings → Crosshair, click the import button next to the profile name and paste it. The crosshair is saved as a new profile.

Lines 4/2/1 means inner line length 4, thickness 2 and offset (gap) 1. Center dot 3 is the dot thickness, and the outline value is the outline opacity. Outer lines and firing error are always turned off, as most players prefer.

The eight built-in Valorant colours: White, Green, Yellow Green, Green Yellow, Yellow, Cyan, Pink and Red. Cyan, yellow and pink stand out best against most maps.

A crosshair cannot fix aim, but trying different shapes helps you find what is comfortable. Small, static crosshairs without firing error are the most common choice among competitive players.