Eight codes that recreate the crosshair styles pros are known for, from the small cyan cross linked to TenZ to tiny dots and outlined crosses. Copy one, import it in Valorant and see every setting behind it.
Eight pro-style crosshair codes, from the TenZ-style cyan cross to tiny dots, ready to copy.
Every code below rebuilds a look you see again and again in pro matches. Press Copy, then follow the import steps further down. The table after the cards shows every setting, in case you want to tweak one.
Best for: The most searched pro look
A small cyan cross with short arms, a tight gap and no outline. This code recreates the style TenZ is known for. Cyan stands out against most walls, so the cross is easy to find without covering the head.
Cyan · no outline · small cross
0;P;c;5;h;0;0t;2;0l;4;0o;2;0a;1;0f;0;1b;0
Best for: A dot that still has a shape
Four very short arms with no gap, so they meet in the middle and form a tiny plus. It covers almost nothing, and the black outline keeps it visible on bright walls. A good middle ground if a plain dot is easy to lose in a fight.
White · outline · arms meet in the center
0;P;c;0;o;1;0t;2;0l;2;0o;0;0a;1;0f;0;1b;0
Best for: Holding angles and tapping heads
Just a center dot with an outline. It marks one exact point, which suits players who hold an angle and fire single taps. There is nothing around it to hide a head that peeks from a corner.
Green · outline · dot only
0;P;c;1;o;1;d;1;z;4;0b;0;1b;0
Best for: All-round rifle play
A slightly longer cross with a small gap and no outline. This plain, readable look shows up in many pro setups: big enough to find fast, small enough to keep the target in view.
Green · no outline · medium cross
0;P;c;1;h;0;0t;2;0l;5;0o;3;0a;1;0f;0;1b;0
Best for: Standing out on every map
Short arms close to the center, in bright pink. Pink is easy to see on almost every surface in the game, and the tight gap keeps your eye on the exact point you aim at.
Pink · no outline · tight cross
0;P;c;6;h;0;0t;2;0l;3;0o;1;0a;1;0f;0;1b;0
Best for: Bright maps and busy screens
A small yellow cross with a black outline. The outline keeps the lines readable against light walls, the sky and ability effects, which is why many players pair a bright color with an outline.
Yellow · outline · small cross
0;P;c;4;o;1;0t;2;0l;4;0o;2;0a;1;0f;0;1b;0
Best for: Players who like a center point
A cyan dot inside four short arms with a gap. The dot is where your first bullet goes, and the arms help your eye find it again after a fast turn or a flash.
Cyan · outline · dot and cross
0;P;c;5;o;1;d;1;z;2;0t;2;0l;3;0o;3;0a;1;0f;0;1b;0
Best for: Long sightlines and careful taps
Thin lines with a wider gap and an outline. The open center lets you see small, far-away targets inside the cross instead of behind it, which helps on long lanes and slow, careful taps.
White · outline · thin, open cross
0;P;c;0;o;1;0t;1;0l;5;0o;4;0a;1;0f;0;1b;0
Each code is our own recreation of a style seen in pro play, not the current settings of any player. Pros change their crosshairs often.
Our crosshair codes page has eight more designs, including two practice crosshairs that show you when to stop and when to let go.
Pro crosshairs look different at first glance. Look closer and most of them follow the same simple rules. Use these when you build your own.
Short inner lines and a small gap. The crosshair marks the spot without hiding the head you are aiming at.
The lines stay still while you shoot. Your bullets spread the same way, but the crosshair stops jumping around on the target.
Fewer lines on screen means less to look at. Almost every code on this page hides them, and so do most pro setups.
Cyan, green, yellow, pink or white. Bright colors stand out against most walls, so your eye finds the crosshair at once.
An outline helps thin or white crosshairs on bright maps. Strong colors often go without one for a cleaner look.
A crosshair works best once your eyes are used to it. Pick one and keep it for a while instead of swapping every game.
Want to change one detail, like the color or the gap? Here is what each code sets, so you can adjust it in the Crosshair menu after you import.
| Style | Color | Outline | Center dot | Inner linesthickness · length · offset | Firing error | Outer lines |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TenZ-style cyan cross | Cyan | Off | Off | 2 · 4 · 2 | Off | Off |
| Micro cross | White | On | Off | 2 · 2 · 0 | Off | Off |
| Green dot | Green | On | On · 4 | Off | Off | Off |
| Classic green cross | Green | Off | Off | 2 · 5 · 3 | Off | Off |
| Tight pink cross | Pink | Off | Off | 2 · 3 · 1 | Off | Off |
| Outlined yellow cross | Yellow | On | Off | 2 · 4 · 2 | Off | Off |
| Cross with dot | Cyan | On | On · 2 | 2 · 3 · 3 | Off | Off |
| Thin open cross | White | On | Off | 1 · 5 · 4 | Off | Off |
Inner line opacity is 1 on every code. The three inner-line numbers match Inner Line Thickness, Inner Line Length and Inner Line Offset in the menu.
Open Settings > Crosshair and go down the list. Each column in the table matches one group of options in the Primary tab:
Press Copy under the style you like. Reading this on your phone? Send the code to yourself or open this page on your PC, where you play Valorant.
Start Valorant, press Esc, open Settings and choose Crosshair. The preview at the top shows your current crosshair.
Click Import Profile Code, paste with Ctrl+V and confirm. The preview changes to the new style right away.
Want to keep your current crosshair too? Save it as its own profile before you import.
There is no perfect crosshair, but there is a sensible place to start. Use your rank and your usual role to narrow it down, then test two styles for a few days each.
Choose something easy to see, like the outlined yellow cross. At this stage, keeping your crosshair at head height matters more than its shape.
Go smaller. The TenZ-style cross or the micro cross leaves more of the target visible for the small corrections that win duels.
Keep what you trust. Hundreds of rounds with the same crosshair are worth more than a new code every week.
You swing and turn fast. Pick a small, bright cross you can find after a quick turn, like the TenZ-style cross or the tight pink one.
Your utility and your team's effects fill the screen. An outlined crosshair stays readable through the noise.
You often fight next to smokes. A bright color with an outline stands out against their dark edges.
You hold angles and wait. A dot or a micro cross marks one exact spot without hiding the enemy who peeks.
Copying a pro's crosshair gives you their view, not their reactions. Valorant AI is a PC app that works from the game image and helps with the part a crosshair can't do.
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TenZ is best known for a small cyan cross with no outline and no outer lines. Pros change their crosshair from time to time, so we don't present any code as his current one. The first code on this page recreates that style, and you can import it in a few seconds.
There is no single best one. Most pros use a small cross or a dot in a bright color, with firing error and outer lines turned off. Try two styles from this page for a few days each and keep the one you hit more shots with.
Copy the code, then open Settings > Crosshair in Valorant, click Import Profile Code, paste it with Ctrl+V and confirm. The new crosshair shows up in the preview right away.
With firing error on, the lines spread while you shoot. Turning it off keeps one steady crosshair on the target, so you watch the enemy instead of the lines. Your bullets still spread the same way; only the crosshair stops showing it.
Cyan stands out against most walls and floors in Valorant, so it is easy to find after a fast turn. Green, yellow, pink and white are popular for the same reason. Pick the color you can see best on every map.
It makes your aim easier to read, but it won't fix it on its own. Crosshair placement and practice do that. Our aim trainer routine and aim tips are a good next step.
Yes. Valorant AI adds a 5 ms triggerbot, AI aim assist and recoil control that adapts to your weapon. It works only from the game image, as its own app outside the game, and never reads or changes the game's memory or files.
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