Valorant Pro Crosshair Database: 402 Codes from Pros

Valo crosshair codes: the 10 most famous pro crosshairs

The most searched Valo crosshair codes at a glance – exactly as stored in our database (date shown under each player). Select the code, copy it and paste it in Valorant under Settings → Crosshair → Import profile code. Live previews of every code plus 391 more Valorant crosshairs are right below.

8 of the 10 play a plain cross, 6 of them in white – the same pattern the analysis of all 246 VCT pros further down shows (58% white, 21% cyan).

All 402 Valorant crosshairs with live previews

Every card below shows the crosshair exactly as it looks in Valorant – rendered from the actual code, not a screenshot. Click a preview for the large view with dark, light and map backgrounds, or hit "Copy code" right away. By default you see the top 24; the button or any filter opens the full collection. As of October 20, 2026 · 402 codes · 228 pro and streamer codes checked against prosettings.net (date on every card), Champions rosters per VLR.gg. Older entries without a date come from the tracker.gg gallery; their team labels follow the Riot ID at the time of submission.

Importing a crosshair code: step by step

The import takes less than a minute and works the same for every code in this database. First: click "Copy code" on the crosshair you want – the code is now in your clipboard. Second: launch Valorant, open Settings via the gear icon, then the Crosshair tab. Third: next to the crosshair profiles at the top you'll find a small import icon (downward arrow). Click it, paste the code with Ctrl+V and confirm.

The new crosshair is active immediately – no restart needed. If one detail bugs you, you don't have to start over: every imported value can be changed individually in game, from color to line length. Fine-tuning is even more comfortable in our crosshair generator: paste the code, tweak live, export a new code. And if you're just getting started: Valorant lets you save up to 15 profiles, so you can keep several favorites and switch per agent or weapon.

Copying a crosshair: teammates’ codes too

Spotted a great crosshair mid-match? You don’t need a code for that: spectate the teammate (for example after you die) and type /cc or /crosshair copy in chat – Valorant saves their crosshair as a new profile. This has worked since patch 5.04; console has no text chat, so profile codes remain the way to go there. You share your own crosshair via the export function on the Crosshair tab: the code lands in your clipboard and can go to friends or be refined further in the generator.

Finding crosshair codes: search, filters and large preview

Whether you search for “valo crosshair”, “Valorant crosshair codes” or just a crosshair code – it all means the same, and these tools get you to the right one in the database fast:

• Search field: type a player or team name, for example TenZ, aspas or PRX.
• Category: Champions 2026, VCT pros, streamers, community or templates.
• Style: cross, cross + dot or dot only.
• Color: cyan, green, white, yellow, red, pink or other.
• Large preview: one click on the preview shows the crosshair on a light, dark and map background – so you can check visibility before importing.

By default you see the top 24; as soon as you filter or click the button, the full collection of all 402 codes opens. For pro codes we matched against prosettings.net, the team and the check date are right on the card – so you know how current a code is.

🛠️ Fine-tune any code in the crosshair generator; every in-game option is explained in the crosshair settings guide.

🎯 Too many codes at once? Our pick by style narrows the right Valorant crosshair for your playstyle down to a few favorites.

🏆 Champions MVP erde in detail: crosshair code, sensitivity, keybinds and setup are on our page erde crosshair & settings.

What makes a good crosshair?

A crosshair in a tactical shooter has exactly one job: to show you without distraction where your bullets go. That's why the pros agree on a surprising number of points. First: small beats big. A compact crosshair doesn't cover heads at distance – with enemy heads taking up anywhere from 300 down to 50 pixels depending on range, that's the difference between "seen" and "covered". 61% of all crosshairs in our database (246 of 402) are in the compact range with lines of at most 3 units – or skip lines entirely.

Second: static beats dynamic. Movement and firing error – the lines spreading while running and shooting – are disabled by almost all pros. The reason is feedback hygiene: in Valorant your first shot from a standstill is accurate; a crosshair that constantly moves delivers information you don't need in a duel but your brain still has to process. Third: consistency beats optimization. The biggest mistake is switching daily. Your muscle memory calibrates to the center of your crosshair – every change costs hours of adjustment. Pick one from the database above, give it a week, and only tweak details afterwards.

⚪ Prefer just a dot? All 77 dot crosshairs from the database are filtered in our dot crosshair codes – plus a builder. Which style suits you is shown in our Valorant crosshair codes by playstyle.

Cross, dot or cross + dot: which style fits you?

The database knows three basic styles, and the distribution speaks clearly: 254 of the 402 crosshairs are pure crosses, 77 rely on the pure dot, 71 combine cross and center dot. The classic cross is the all-rounder: four lines frame the target without covering it, and the gap in the middle keeps the enemy's head free. Anyone coming from other shooters feels at home instantly.

The pure dot is the precision tool: nothing covers the target and your eyes center automatically. But it demands clean movement, because without lines there's no orientation while tracking – and in spray fights the feedback disappears entirely. The dot is clearly on the rise among pros: 68 of 246 VCT pros (28%) now play it pure – including zekken, Boaster and almost the entire Nongshim RedForce roster. The best-known streamer with a dot is tarik. Cross + dot tries to combine both: the dot for centering, the lines for orientation. That works well as long as both stay small – otherwise the center gets busy fast. Try all three styles via the filters above; in the large view the light and map backgrounds instantly show which style feels calmest to your eyes.

🎨 Every color value with hex code, the pros’ colors in numbers and the best color per map: Valorant crosshair color codes.

Colors: why white and cyan shape the scene

On colors, our analysis is unambiguous: white leads – 197 of all 402 crosshairs, and among VCT pros it's 142 of 246, i.e. 58 percent. White is Valorant's default color and maximally neutral, but it can get lost on bright walls like those of Icebox – which is why many pair it with outlines.

Cyan comes second (73 entries, 51 of 246 = 21% among VCT pros): it doesn't appear as a large-scale environment color on a single Valorant map, so it stands out everywhere. Green (28, 23 among VCT pros – including Champions MVP erde) is the classic from CS days and works almost everywhere; only very green map sections hurt its contrast. Loud colors like red and pink remain niche picks: red blends into many brown and brick tones, while pink is surprisingly visible and popular with content creators – the database holds fifteen pink setups, including the one of G2 pro leaf. Use the color filter above to find codes for any preference, and when in doubt: color is taste, contrast is mandatory.

Outlines, opacity and the fine print in the code

Outlines – the black border around the lines – are your insurance against bright backgrounds: 188 of our 402 crosshairs use visible outlines. Rule of thumb: if you play a bright color like white or yellow, a subtle outline (thickness 1, opacity around 0.5) almost always helps. With saturated cyan or green you can often drop it – the crosshair looks a touch cleaner. That's exactly why TenZ plays his cyan cross without visible outlines while many white-crosshair players keep them on.

Opacity is an underrated lever too: lines at 0.8 instead of 1.0 feel less dominant while staying clearly visible. A look into the codes reveals more details you can read directly: 0l is the inner line length, 0t their thickness, 0o the center gap, d;1 enables the center dot, h;0 turns outlines off. Import a code and trace these values in game, and you'll understand more about crosshair design in five minutes than from any video – and you'll be able to adapt any setup to your own eyes.

What the pros really use: analysis of 402 crosshairs

The numbers above aren't gut feeling – we analyzed all 402 codes in this database programmatically. The pro recipe accordingly: small, static white cross without a center dot – 155 of 246 VCT pros (63%) skip the dot. That pattern is played by f0rsakeN, something, stax, Alfajer and dozens more, and TenZ uses the same shape in cyan. On outlines the scene is split: 129 of 246 VCT pros keep them on. The second big school is the pure dot – 28% of the pros play it.

The deliberate outliers are just as interesting: zekken (MIBR) plays a green dot with full outline. ScreaM, the veteran headshot machine, uses a four-point design of short inner and outer lines. And team culture shows: at Nongshim RedForce four of five Champions pros play a pure dot, while all five Team Vitality players use white. The lesson: copying the majority recipe is fine – but if an outlier style fits your game, it's not a mistake, it's a decision.

Champions 2026: the crosshairs of all 16 teams

👥 Full rosters including head coach and region are in our Valorant teams & rosters 2026 overview.

According to VLR.gg, 80 players from 16 teams have played at Valorant Champions 2026 in Shanghai so far. For 63 of them we took the current crosshair code from their documented pro settings on prosettings.net – each with the date the setup was last checked. The result is clear: 44 of the 63 Champions pros (70%) play white, only 8 cyan. Tournament MVP erde (LOUD) is one of the exceptions: he plays a small green cross without a center dot. The trend towards the pure dot stands out: 16 pros (25%) skip lines entirely – at Nongshim RedForce it is four out of five players. Click a name to open their crosshair in the database, or use the “Champions 2026” filter above.

Sources: rosters and appearances per VLR.gg (event “Valorant Champions 2026”), crosshair codes per prosettings.net, as of September 30, 2026 (erde: October 20, 2026). Players listed in the right-hand column currently have no publicly documented code – we will add them as soon as one appears. All tournament results are in our Champions 2026 live hub.

The categories at a glance

VCT pros (246 codes): crosshairs from players around the Valorant Champions Tour – from TenZ and aspas to f0rsakeN, including all 63 Champions 2026 pros with a public code. We checked 222 of these codes against the documented pro settings on prosettings.net on September 30, 2026, and the code of Champions MVP erde on October 20, 2026 (team and date are on every card); 23 more come from the public tracker.gg gallery. Pros occasionally tweak details, but the base recipe usually stays stable for years. Streamers (8 codes): verified setups of well-known creators like tarik, shroud, Kyedae and iiTzTimmy from their documented settings. Community (132 codes): the most popular submissions of the tracker.gg community, sorted by upvotes – creative designs beyond the pro standard look, from mini dots to four-point setups. Templates (16 codes): deliberately simple starting points we built for every style and color – ideal if you want to develop your own crosshair from scratch.

Will a new crosshair improve your aim?

The honest answer: not directly – but it declutters. A bad crosshair covers targets, flickers against busy backgrounds or fakes precision with dynamic lines. A good crosshair stops being noticeable at all: it just sits where your bullet goes. So if you regularly shoot "past the head", check sensitivity and positioning first – but if your crosshair visibly bothers you or you lose it on bright maps, switching to one of the compact pro setups is an instantly noticeable upgrade.

The best path: pick a crosshair in the database that resembles your current one (same style, better visibility), play a week of deathmatch and competitive with it, and resist swapping daily. Afterwards, fine-tune in the generator – the "Customize in generator" button in the large view takes you straight there. And if you want to know how your aim actually develops: the aim trainer measures your precision in the browser, and the Valorant-Spind app analyzes your real matches with kill heatmaps.

🎯 Which pro plays your crosshair? Paste your code into the crosshair twin and compare it with every pro code.

⚪ Only want dot crosshairs? The dot crosshair codes page gathers every pro dot in one place – plus a builder for your own code.

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