Best Valorant Crosshair Codes & Pro Settings – Copy What the Pros Use!

Your crosshair is the one setting you look at every single second of every round. Pros spend a lot of time tuning theirs, and thanks to crosshair codes you can copy their exact setup in about ten seconds.

Below are 28 pro and streamer crosshair codes plus four fun ones, sorted by style so you can find the type that suits you instead of scrolling through a list of names. Then we cover how to import them, how to read any code, and how to pick the right one.

One honest note before you start: pros change their crosshairs regularly, sometimes several times a season. These codes reflect what the players were reported to be using in 2026. If you want a specific player's setup today, double check it on their current settings page or stream.

How to Import a Valorant Crosshair Code

1. Copy the code.

2. In Valorant, open Settings and go to the Crosshair tab.

3. Click Import Profile Code.

4. Paste the code and click Import.

Your crosshair changes straight away. Some codes also set separate aim down sights and sniper crosshairs. If a code only sets your primary crosshair and you want the others back, turn on advanced options in the General settings.

Cyan Crosses

Cyan is the most popular pro colour. Almost nothing on Valorant's maps is bright cyan, so it rarely blends into the background.

TenZ's code is the single most copied crosshair in the game, and a great starting point if you have never changed yours.

White Crosses

The classic look. A plain white cross with no outlines is clean and easy to read on most maps.

Crosses with offset 0 (JonahP, Cryocells, Ethan) have no gap in the middle. Crosses with offset 2 (Meteor, stax, d4v41) leave a small gap, which some players find easier for placing shots on a head.

Green Crosses

Green is the second most popular pro colour and stands out well against most map textures.

Dot Crosshairs

A dot gives you one exact point and nothing else. It suits players who tap and burst rather than spray, and Operator and Chamber players.

Boaster's is a green dot, and Alfajer's is a slightly larger cyan dot. HYUNMIN, saadhak and iZu all run a plain white dot with an outline.

Custom Colour and High Visibility

Some pros use custom hex colours, usually pink or red, to make the crosshair impossible to lose.

Streamers

Fun Crosshairs

Not for ranked, but good for a laugh in unrated or Deathmatch.

How to Read a Crosshair Code

You do not need to understand codes to use them, but knowing a few parts lets you tweak any code yourself instead of hunting for a new one.

A code is split into sections. P is your primary crosshair, A is aim down sights, and S is your sniper scope.

Inside each section:

• c is the colour. 0 is white, 1 green, 2 yellow green, 3 green yellow, 4 yellow, 5 cyan, 6 pink, 7 red, and 8 is custom.

• u is a custom hex colour, used when c is 8.

• h;0 turns outlines off.

• d;1 turns the centre dot on.

• 0l is the inner line length, 0o is the inner line offset (the gap), and 0a is inner line opacity.

• 1b;0 turns the outer lines off.

So 0;P;c;5;h;0;0l;4;0o;2;0a;1;0f;0;1b;0 reads as: cyan, no outline, inner lines of length 4 with a gap of 2, full opacity, and no outer lines. A small cyan cross, the most common pro setup.

How to Pick the Right Crosshair

• Start with a small static cross, like TenZ's or Munchkin's. It is the most common pro choice for a reason.

• Turn off firing and movement error. A crosshair that stays still helps you learn spray control and when to stop before shooting.

• Pick a colour that contrasts with the maps. Cyan, green and white are safest. Test it on a few maps before committing.

• Choose a dot if you mostly tap and burst, or play Operator and Chamber.

• Stick with it. Changing crosshair every week stops you building muscle memory. Give a new one at least a few dozen games.

• Remember it will not fix your aim on its own. A crosshair makes a good shot easier to see. It does not place the shot for you.

Take It Further

A good crosshair is the easiest improvement you can make. If you want to go further:

• Learn from pros directly. Valorant Pro Games let you play with top players, and Valorant Fast Games put a verified high rank teammate in your lobby.

• Fix what is holding you back. Valorant coaching finds the habits that cost you rounds, crosshair placement included.

• Reach your target rank. Valorant rank boosting gets you there faster.

• Need an account ready for ranked? Browse Valorant accounts, check prices with the account value calculator, or top up Valorant Points for skins.

FAQ

How do I import a crosshair code in Valorant? Open Settings, go to the Crosshair tab, click Import Profile Code, paste the code and click Import.

What crosshair does TenZ use? A small cyan cross with no outlines: 0;s;1;P;c;5;h;0;m;1;0l;4;0o;2;0a;1;0f;0;1b;0;S;c;4;o;1. Pros change their settings often, so check his current setup if you want an exact match.

What is the best crosshair colour in Valorant? Cyan is the most popular among pros because it contrasts with almost every map. Green and white are also common.

Is a dot or a cross better? A dot suits players who tap and burst. A small cross gives more reference for spraying. Most pros use a small cross.

Will a pro crosshair make me better? It makes shots easier to see and helps consistency, but aim and crosshair placement still come from practice.