Crosshair Generator
Design your crosshair for Valorant or CS2 with a live preview, then copy the code (or console commands) straight into your game.
FAQ
How do I import a Valorant crosshair code?
In Valorant, go to Settings → Crosshair, scroll to the bottom of either the Primary or Sniper section, paste the code into the Import Profile Code box, and press Enter. Copy the whole string exactly — trimming the last character makes it invalid.
How do I use CS2 crosshair commands?
Open the developer console in CS2 (` key, enable it in Settings → Game if it's not showing), paste the commands in and press Enter — or save them as lines in your autoexec.cfg so they apply every time you launch the game.
Is this the same as Valorant's official crosshair code format?
Riot has never officially published the crosshair-code format — every crosshair site, including this one, uses the same community-reverse-engineered structure taken from real exported pro-player codes. It's the same format every major crosshair tool uses. CS2's console variables, by contrast, are official and documented by Valve.
What crosshair do the pros use?
Most pros favour small, tight crosshairs in cyan, green or white — colours that stand out against most map textures without being distracting. Try the presets above as a starting point, then tune the size and gap to what actually feels comfortable for your aim.
Also matching your aim across games? Try the sensitivity converter.