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TenZ Valorant Crosshair Code & Settings

Copy TenZ's current cyan Valorant crosshair, preview it, see the individual settings and import the code in seconds.

✓ Verified September 14, 2026 · settings can change
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PlayerTenZ (Tyson Ngo)
Crosshair colorCyan
Inner lines2 / 2 / 1
Center dotOff
Outer linesOff
Movement / firing errorOff / Off

TenZ Crosshair Code

This page uses a manually maintained TenZ profile rather than Supabase. The code, image URL and settings can be edited directly in tenz/index.html.

PRO PLAYERUpdated Sep 14, 2026
Crosshair Code
0;s;1;P;c;5;o;0;f;0;0l;2;0v;2;0g;1;0o;1;0a;1;0f;0;1b;0

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TenZ Crosshair Settings

ColorCyan (#00FFFF)
OutlinesOn · opacity 0
Center DotOff
Inner LinesOn · length 2 · thickness 2 · offset 1 · opacity 1
Outer LinesOff
Movement ErrorOff
Firing ErrorOff

Quick answer

Looking for the TenZ crosshair code? Copy this code and import it into a VALORANT crosshair profile:

0;s;1;P;c;5;o;0;f;0;0l;2;0v;2;0g;1;0o;1;0a;1;0f;0;1b;0

How to Import TenZ's Crosshair

  1. Open VALORANT and go to Settings → Crosshair.
  2. Open the crosshair profile menu and choose the option to import a profile code.
  3. Paste the TenZ code from this page.
  4. Import it, select the profile and check the preview before playing.

What Is TenZ's Valorant Crosshair?

TenZ is the online name of Tyson Ngo, a Canadian content creator and former professional VALORANT player. His small cyan crosshair is widely recognized and is often used as a starting point by players who prefer a compact, clean sight picture.

AimVault lists the current snapshot above and gives the exact share code alongside the settings that make up the profile. Because professional players can change settings, this page includes a verification date instead of presenting the configuration as permanent.

Why Do Players Use the TenZ Crosshair?

The profile is compact: short inner lines, no visible center dot, no outer lines and no movement or firing error indicators. That leaves the center of the screen relatively clear while keeping a small aiming reference visible around the target.

A pro crosshair will not automatically improve your aim. Use the TenZ profile as a baseline, then adjust the length, thickness, offset or color if the crosshair does not feel comfortable for your eyes and playstyle.

TenZ Crosshair Settings Explained

  • Cyan: a bright color intended to remain easy to see against many backgrounds.
  • Inner lines: short 2-length, 2-thickness lines with a 1 offset.
  • Center dot: disabled, keeping the middle of the crosshair open.
  • Outer lines: disabled for a smaller visual footprint.
  • Movement and firing error: disabled for a static crosshair.

Is TenZ's Crosshair Good for Beginners?

It can be a good starting point if you like small static crosshairs. Beginners should focus more on consistent crosshair placement and practice than on copying a professional player's exact setup.

How to Get More Valorant Crosshair Codes

Browse the AimVault Valorant crosshair library for more codes, or explore cyan crosshairs, small crosshairs, pro crosshairs and the Valorant crosshair import guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is TenZ's Valorant crosshair code?

For the verified snapshot on this page, the code is 0;s;1;P;c;5;o;0;f;0;0l;2;0v;2;0g;1;0o;1;0a;1;0f;0;1b;0.

What color is TenZ's crosshair?

The listed profile uses cyan.

Does TenZ's crosshair guarantee better aim?

No. A crosshair is personal preference. Practice, crosshair placement, sensitivity and game fundamentals matter much more.

Can TenZ change his crosshair later?

Yes. Professional players can change settings. AimVault therefore shows a verification date on this page and the page should be updated when a newer verified configuration is available.

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