About us

ValorantCrosshair.cc is a free crosshair toolkit for VALORANT: a generator that renders crosshairs exactly as the game does, and a database of 185 pro crosshair codes plus 48 more we designed ourselves. There is no account, nothing to install, and nothing to pay for.

Why it exists

Search for a pro's crosshair and you will find a dozen pages carrying the same code with a current year stamped on the title, and no indication of when anyone last checked it. Some of those codes are two or three years old. A player changes their crosshair mid-season and every one of those pages is quietly wrong, with nothing on the page to tell you.

This site was built around fixing that one thing. Every pro entry carries the source it came from and the date we last checked it, and older codes are kept rather than overwritten, so you can tell whether a video you are watching is showing the crosshair that player uses now.

How the data works

A player is only added when their code can be found with a source and a date. If a source lists the player but leaves the crosshair blank, we skip them rather than reconstruct a code from a written description of the settings. When a source's own snapshot is more than about eighteen months old, the entry is marked legacy and says so, because shipping stale data as current is the exact thing this site was built to avoid. Where two codes circulate for one player, we lead with the better-sourced one and list the alternatives instead of silently picking a winner.

How the previews work

Every crosshair on this site is drawn from its code by our own renderer, which implements the game's own maths, including the four-pixel gap the game adds for firing error. It is checked against a set of real pro codes on every build, so a preview and its code can never disagree. Previews are shown magnified so the shape is readable, and each one sits next to a 1:1 box showing the true size, because a crosshair that looks bold on a web page is usually a few pixels in game.

The same renderer generates the 2,824 crosshairs in the collection, the social cards, and the site's own logo.

Who runs it

One person, as a side project, with no company behind it and no relationship with any team, player or tournament organiser. Nobody pays to be listed and nobody can pay to be removed from a factual entry. If that ever changes, it will say so on this page.

Spotted an outdated code?

That is the most useful message we get. If you have seen a newer crosshair on a pro's stream or a team post, email [email protected] with a link to the source; a VOD timestamp is perfect. We check it and update the entry with a new verified date. The contact page covers what else to write about.

Legal

ValorantCrosshair.cc is a fan-made tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed, sponsored, or approved by Riot Games, Inc. VALORANT and Riot Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Riot Games, Inc.

Crosshair codes are factual configuration data shared publicly by players. No Riot Games artwork, screenshots or logos appear anywhere on this site; the preview surfaces are original procedural textures generated by our own code. See the terms and conditions and the privacy policy for the rest.