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Valorant Crosshair Codes

Paste any Valorant crosshair profile code to see what it draws and every setting it holds. Below: 59 pro crosshair codes, each quoted from the player's own stream command.

Showing Valorant’s default crosshair (code 0). Paste a code (Settings → Crosshair → up-arrow icon copies yours), or copy a pro’s below.

Primary
7× zoom · at rest — movement and firing error not drawn
ColorWhite
OutlinesOn · opacity 0.5 · thickness 1
Center dotOff
Inner linesopacity 0.8 · length 6 · thickness 2 · offset 3
Inner line errormovement off · firing on ×1
Outer linesopacity 0.35 · length 2 · thickness 2 · offset 10
Outer line errormovement on ×1 · firing on ×1
Fade crosshair with firing errorOn
Aim down sightsSame as primary
Sniper scope dotRed · opacity 0.75 · thickness 1

Pro Valorant crosshair codes

Each code is quoted from the player’s own chat-bot command, last edited on or after October 2, 2024— the link under each card opens that command list. One code per player.

What is a Valorant crosshair code?

Valorant stores a whole crosshair profile — primary, aim-down-sights and sniper scope — as one line of text such as 0;P;c;5;h;0;0l;4;0o;2;0a;1;0f;0;1b;0. That one reads: cyan, no outlines, inner lines 4 long at offset 2 and full opacity with no firing error, outer lines off. Paste a code above and the viewer decodes every key and draws the result.

How does the viewer read a code?

Riot documents importing and exporting codes but not their keys, so the viewer uses the community key table that two independent open-source decoders agree on, with the game’s defaults for anything a code leaves out. A key outside that table is kept in the code and named under the table rather than guessed at; a code with a value out of range is reported as unreadable instead of being “fixed”.

  • Color, custom hex color, outlines (thickness, opacity) and the center dot
  • Inner and outer lines: opacity, length (with separate vertical length), thickness, offset
  • Movement and firing error with their multipliers — listed, not animated
  • Whether aim-down-sights copies the primary crosshair, and the sniper scope dot

Why are some pros missing?

A code is listed only when the player publishes it themselves and the source shows it is recent. Pros whose crosshair is only on settings-aggregator sites, or whose command is undated or older than October 2024, are left out — wrong crosshair data is worse than none. Their sensitivity and gear may still be on their player page.

Playing CS2 too?

CS2 crosshairs use a different model and their own share codes — build and export them in the CS2 crosshair generator, and carry your aim across with the Valorant to CS2 sensitivity converter.

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