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Valorant Crosshair Codes

Every crosshair in the AimVault library in one place. Search by name, filter by type, and copy any code straight into Valorant's crosshair import field.

What are Valorant crosshair codes?

Valorant crosshair codes are profile codes you can import into the game's Crosshair settings. AimVault organizes codes by style, color, and player so you can find a crosshair that matches the way you prefer to aim.

Browse Valorant crosshair codes by style

Looking for a specific look? Start with a category and compare several options before choosing one to import. You can browse dot crosshairs, cyan crosshairs, small crosshairs, funny crosshairs, minimalist crosshairs, or pro crosshairs.

How to choose a crosshair

There is no single best crosshair for every player. A useful starting point is visibility: choose a color and size that stays easy to see against the maps you play. Then test the crosshair in a few matches and adjust it if it feels too large, too small, or distracting.

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Search, filter, preview and copy published crosshair codes.

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How to import a Valorant crosshair code

Choose a crosshair above and use the Copy code button. In Valorant, open Settings, go to Crosshair, find the import option, paste the code, and confirm. For a step-by-step walkthrough, see the Valorant crosshair code import guide.

Popular pro-player crosshairs

If you want to try a professional player's setup, explore TenZ, Zekken, aspas, Demon1, and nAts. Player pages can include the current AimVault code, preview, and related crosshairs when data is available.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use these crosshair codes in Valorant?

Yes. A published code can be copied from its AimVault card and imported through Valorant's Crosshair settings.

Which Valorant crosshair is the best?

There is no universal best crosshair. Visibility, size, color, and personal preference all matter, so try several styles and keep the one that feels clearest during real matches.

Can one crosshair belong to multiple categories?

Yes. AimVault can assign multiple categories to one crosshair, so a single code can appear in every relevant category without creating duplicate records.