How to make a good crosshair
What makes a crosshair work
A good crosshair is easy to see on every map and does not cover the enemy. Most players prefer a small shape, a high-contrast color such as cyan or green, and a thin outline so it stays visible on bright walls and the sky.
Tips for Valorant
- Keep the inner lines short with a small gap so you can place your head-level aim quickly.
- Turn off the outer lines if you want a cleaner view. Many players use only inner lines or a dot.
- Turn on the outline if your crosshair gets lost against bright backgrounds.
Tips for CS2
- The classic static style does not move when you shoot, which many players find easier to read.
- A small or even negative gap makes the crosshair look tighter. The thickness controls how bold it looks.
- Use the preview backgrounds to check your color against a wall, the sky and grass.
How to import it
Valorant: open Settings, go to Crosshair, choose Import Profile Code, paste the code and import it. CS2: open the console and paste the commands, or save them in your autoexec.cfg file so they load every time.
If the code does not import
Valorant has no public documentation for its codes, so this generator follows the format documented by the community. If the game rejects a code, use the "values to set by hand" list: the numbers are the same ones you find in the crosshair menu.
After you set your crosshair, practice in the aim trainer with the same crosshair style, and match your sensitivity across games with the converter.