Valorant & CS2 Tool

Crosshair Generator

Design your perfect gaming crosshair in real-time. Copy the code directly into Valorant or CS2. Load pro presets from TenZ, aspas, yay, s1mple and more.

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Why Your Crosshair Matters in Competitive FPS

Your crosshair is the most important visual reference in any FPS game. A well-designed crosshair reduces cognitive load, improves target acquisition speed, and gives you instant visual feedback on your aim. In Valorant and CS2, milliseconds decide rounds โ€” and your crosshair is always at the center of every engagement.

Pro Tip: Most top Valorant pros use a small static crosshair โ€” 4โ€“6 length inner lines, 2โ€“4px gap, no outer lines. This prevents the crosshair from expanding on movement, giving a more accurate aim reference.

How to Import a Crosshair Code in Valorant

  1. Step 1: Open Valorant and go to Settings
  2. Step 2: Click the Crosshair tab
  3. Step 3: Click "Import Profile Code" at the top
  4. Step 4: Paste your copied code and press Import
  5. Step 5: The crosshair updates instantly โ€” no restart needed

Pro Crosshair Settings โ€” Valorant 2025

ProTeamColorLengthGapThicknessDot
TenZSentinelsGreen432No
aspasLOUDWhite422Yes
yayOpTicCyan642No
Demon1EGWhite532No
cNedFUTYellow522No

CS2 Crosshair Console Commands

In CS2, crosshairs are configured via console commands. Key commands include:

cl_crosshairsize 5 โ€” Line length
cl_crosshairgap 0 โ€” Gap between lines
cl_crosshairthickness 1 โ€” Line thickness
cl_crosshaircolor 1 โ€” Color (1=Green, 2=Yellow, 3=Blue, 4=Cyan, 5=Custom)
cl_crosshairdot 0 โ€” Center dot (0=off, 1=on)
cl_crosshair_drawoutline 0 โ€” Outline

Need sensitivity settings for your game?

Convert Your Sensitivity โ†’

Build a Valorant or CS2 crosshair property by property and watch it update live, then copy the share code straight into the game. Every setting here maps to one the game exposes โ€” nothing is invented, and nothing is smoothed over.

What each property does

Gap is the distance between the centre and the start of each line. A wider gap keeps the exact centre of your screen clear, so a distant head is not hidden behind your own crosshair. A tighter gap gives a more precise reference at close range.

Thickness and length control visibility against busy backgrounds. Thicker survives bright maps; thinner obscures less. Outlines are the compromise โ€” they cost a little cleanliness for a guarantee that the crosshair never disappears into a sandy wall.

The centre dot helps while you are still learning crosshair placement, because it gives your eye an exact anchor. Many players remove it later, once placement is automatic and the dot is only covering the head they are aiming at.

Static versus dynamic

A dynamic crosshair expands when you move or fire, which is meant to communicate your current inaccuracy. In practice it adds movement to the screen at precisely the moment you need to read it clearly.

Almost every professional in both games uses a static crosshair. The information a dynamic one provides is something you learn to feel within a few weeks anyway.

If you are coming from a dynamic crosshair, expect the first few days to feel like you have lost information. That feeling passes; the visual noise it replaces does not come back.

Colour, which matters more than it looks

Cyan and magenta test best across the widest range of maps and vision types, because neither appears often in game environments.

Green is the most popular choice and collides with foliage on several maps. Red collides with ability effects and with the damage indicator in both games.

Colourblind players should try the game's colourblind presets alongside a high-contrast crosshair. Both settings solve the same problem โ€” separating you from the background โ€” from different directions.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I use the generated crosshair code?

In Valorant, paste it into Settings, Crosshair, Import Profile Code. In CS2, paste it into the crosshair share code field. Both apply immediately with no restart.

Should I use a static or dynamic crosshair?

Static, for almost everyone. A dynamic crosshair animates on movement and firing, adding visual noise exactly when you need to read the screen. Nearly every professional in both games uses static.

Does crosshair size affect accuracy?

Only through visibility โ€” the shot lands where the centre points regardless. Too large and it hides the head you are aiming at; too small and you lose it during fast movement.