Invisible Valorant Crosshair Code
An invisible crosshair sets every element to zero: lines disabled, no center dot, nothing rendered at all. Players use it for cinematic clips and screenshots, for Yoru ult plays where the crosshair gives nothing away, and as a brutal aim-training challenge that forces you to aim from game sense alone.
The code below disables both line sets and leaves the center dot off. To get your crosshair back, just import your previous code - or rebuild it in the generator. Save your main code somewhere first; that is exactly what the save button in our generator is for.
Invisible crosshair
Disables both line sets; the center dot is already off by default, so nothing renders.
0;P;0b;0;1b;0 Nearly invisible (1px, 20% opacity)
A barely-there single pixel at 20% opacity - for players who want a hint of an anchor.
0;s;1;P;h;0;d;1;z;1;a;0.2;0b;0;1b;0 Frequently asked questions
- What is the invisible crosshair code?
- Use 0;P;0b;0;1b;0 - it disables inner and outer lines, and the center dot is off by default. Nothing will render on screen.
- Why would anyone use an invisible crosshair?
- Cinematics and screenshots, hiding information in spectated clips, and aim practice: playing deathmatch without a crosshair forces you to center your view naturally, and your normal crosshair feels effortless afterwards.