Best Valorant crosshair codes used by pros & streamers

Using the best Crosshair in Valorant can put you at an advantage in the shooting game. If you need a hand working out the best settings, we’ve compiled a full list of crosshair codes that pros are currently using below.

It takes time to make the perfect Valorant crosshair from scratch, as finding the one you’d be fully comfortable with needs a lot of tinkering. If you want something new quick, however, there are plenty of pro crosshair codes you can easily copy and paste, including those used in VCT leagues.

We’ve also added some streamers to the list now that players like TenZ and tarik are out of pro play. Just because they aren’t rostered pros doesn’t mean they’re not still insanely good at Valorant.

Best Valorant crosshair used by Pros

TenZ’s crosshair

riot / dexerto

Shroud’s crosshair

riot / dexerto

yay’s crosshair

riot / dexerto

Meteor’s crosshair

leaf’s crosshair

something’s crosshair

ardiis’s crosshair

Dexerto / Riot Games

Zekken’s crosshair

Less’ crosshair

Dexerto / Riot Games

Jinggg’s crosshair

Demon1’s crosshair

Derke’s crosshair

Boaster’s crosshair

Alfajer’s crosshair

Sayf’s crosshair

aspas’s crosshair

Foxy9’s crosshair

Dexerto / Riot Games

s0m’s crosshair

f0rsakeN’s crosshair

Chronicle’s crosshair

Dexerto / Riot Games

ZmjjKK’s crosshair

Best Valorant crosshairs: Streamers

Kyedae’s crosshair

ShahZam’s crosshair

Dexerto / Riot Games

Mixwell’s crosshair

Dexerto / Riot Games

Nadeshot’s crosshair

Hiko’s crosshair

tarik’s crosshair

sinatraa’s crosshair

riot / dexerto

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Valorant crosshair codes for pro players

Copying each setting one by one can be a tedious and time-consuming task. If you want to save some time, directly copying your favorite pro or streamer’s code is ideal.

Here’s a rundown of all Valorant crosshair codes for some of the pro players & streamers we have mentioned, and some we haven’t:

As we get the crosshair codes for the rest of the players, we will make sure to update the table accordingly.

How to copy & import a crosshair code

To import a crosshair code to your own Valorant account, players will first need to copy the code to your clipboard. Then navigate to the Valorant client, open the Settings tab from the gear icon in the top right-hand corner, and follow these steps:

1. Navigate to the Crosshair section of Settings.
2. Find the Crosshair Proilfe section at the top of the screen.
3. Click on the Arrow pointing down icon in the profile row.
4. Paste the code into the text box and click Import.

Players only have a limited number of crosshair profiles available, so they can only copy so many crosshairs at one time.

How to pick the best crosshair for Valorant

You can create almost any crosshair you can think of in Valorant. The tools at players’ disposal allow for maximum customization to find a comfortable fit. However, there are a few general pointers you should consider when finding the best option for you:

1. You’ll want high-contrast colors, like green, so you can easily see your crosshair.
2. Be sure to also use even values so your crosshair remains centered and true.
3. Finally, you’ll want to turn the movement error off. Dynamic crosshairs ⁠can get very distracting, so keeping them static will help.

With Episode 5 Act 2, Valorant also introduced the feature to set a custom color for your crosshair, so you can copy other players’ settings from above and either run them exactly how your favorite pro does, or perhaps use it as a base to make your own.

For even more Valorant content, check out the best controller settings, best dot crosshairs, the best Agents for beginners, and the game’s player count.