How to Use Valorant Crosshair Codes

Crosshair settings live in the settings menu under the crosshair tab, where you can build a crosshair by hand or import one from a code. Open settings from the main menu, go to the crosshair section, and look for the import option near the top of the panel. The import box accepts a code shared by another player and turns it into a crosshair you can preview at once. If you cannot see the import option, make sure you are on the main crosshair tab and not inside a single profile edit screen.

Copy the code from the player who shared it, paste it into the import box, and confirm to load the crosshair into a new profile slot. Give the profile a clear name so you can find it again later, then look at the preview to check the shape, thickness, and centre gap feel right for you. Enter the practice range and fire a few rounds to see how the crosshair behaves while moving and aiming down sights. If it feels wrong, you can edit any single setting by hand without starting over.

Valorant lets you keep several crosshair profiles, so save each imported code under its own name instead of overwriting your main one. Switch between profiles from the crosshair tab before a match, and keep one profile you trust as your fallback for ranked play. Test a new profile in unrated games first, because a crosshair that looks good in the preview can feel different under pressure. Delete profiles you no longer use so the list stays short and easy to switch between.

To share a crosshair you built, open the same crosshair tab, select your profile, and use the export option to copy its code. Paste that code into a message or a post so another player can import it the same way you did. Only share codes from profiles you have actually tested, and mention which agent or weapon style it suits so the other player knows what to expect. Never download a file to get a crosshair code — a real code is plain text you paste into the game. See also our Valorant crosshair database method.