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Valorant Dot Crosshair Codes
A dot crosshair strips Valorant aiming down to its core: one small point exactly where your bullet lands. With no lines around it, nothing covers the enemy silhouette at long range, which is why dot setups dominate among Chamber, Jett and Operator players and among pros known for one-taps.
The trade-off is spray control. A dot gives you no visual reference for recoil or movement error, so it rewards players who tap and burst instead of holding the trigger. If you spray a lot, pair a dot with the recoil-control setups linked below, or run a small cross instead.
Pro players who use this style
Codes to copy
Frequently asked questions
- What is the best dot crosshair code in Valorant?
- The most popular clean setup is a size-2 white dot with outlines off: 0;s;1;P;h;0;d;1;f;0;0b;0;1b;0. yay and tarik both play a variant of exactly this, and ScreaM's cyan blob is the same idea with the inner lines thickened into the dot.
- Is a dot crosshair good for beginners?
- Usually not as a first crosshair. A dot hides recoil and movement error feedback, which beginners still need. Start with a small cross, then try a dot once your tap timing is consistent.
- How do I make my dot crosshair smaller?
- Lower Center Dot Thickness to 1 for a single-pixel dot, the way yay, Keiko and qck play it. The dot is measured in screen pixels, so it looks even smaller on 1440p displays than on 1080p.