Valorant Crosshair Generator
Build an exact Valorant crosshair, test it on different map tones and resolutions, start from a style preset, then copy the code straight into your game.
Valorant renders the crosshair at a fixed UI scale, so it looks the same at 1080p, 1440p and 4K — only stretched resolutions change it.
Motion test simulates a moving target and smoke — not real game footage.
Style Presets
What makes a good Valorant crosshair?
A good crosshair stays visible against every map without covering up enemies at a distance. High-contrast colors like mint green, cyan, and white are popular because they stand out from most map textures — muted browns and grays tend to blend in.
Beyond visibility, it comes down to personal preference: some players prefer a single dot for precision, others prefer the classic four-line cross because it is easier to find in the middle of a fast fight. Try a few style presets above and see what tracks naturally for you.
Dot-only
Minimal clutter, favored for precision-focused aim styles.
Classic cross
Four short lines — the most common competitive shape.
Full cross
Inner and outer lines together for a larger, bolder reticle.
How to use this tool
Build your crosshair
Adjust color, outlines, center dot and line settings — or start from a style preset above.
Test it
Switch map tones, try a stretched resolution, and run the motion test to check visibility before committing.
Copy and import
Copy the code, then in Valorant go to Settings → Crosshair → Import Profile Code and paste it in.