Found a crosshair you like? Learning how to copy a Valorant crosshair takes less than a minute. Every crosshair in VALORANT can be saved as a short share code, and you can paste that code into the game to get the exact same design without changing a single slider by hand. This guide shows how to import a crosshair code, how to share your own, and what to do if a code doesn’t work.
Quick Steps: Import a Valorant Crosshair Code
- Copy a crosshair code from our crosshair gallery or crosshair builder.
- Launch VALORANT and open Settings.
- Go to the Crosshair tab.
- Click the Import Profile Code icon next to your crosshair profiles.
- Paste the code and click Import.
How to Copy a Valorant Crosshair Step by Step
1. Copy the crosshair code
Browse the Valorant crosshair gallery and click Copy code on the design you want. The button briefly changes to “Copied!” so you know it worked. If you made your own crosshair in the builder, use the Copy code button under the preview.
A crosshair code starts with 0; and looks something like this: 0;P;c;5;h;0;0l;4;0o;2;0a;1;0f;0;1b;0. Copy the whole code exactly as it is, without extra spaces at the start or end.
2. Open the crosshair settings in VALORANT
Start the game and open Settings from the main menu (the gear icon), or press Esc in a match and choose Settings. Then select the Crosshair tab at the top of the settings screen.
3. Import the crosshair code
Next to the crosshair profile dropdown, click the Import Profile Code icon. A text field opens. Paste the code with Ctrl + V and click Import. VALORANT creates a new crosshair profile with all the settings from the code.
4. Select and test your new crosshair
Make sure the new profile is selected in the dropdown. Rename it if you like, so you can find it again later. Then load into the Range and check how the crosshair looks against different backgrounds and while you move and shoot.
How to Share Your Own Crosshair Code
Want to send your crosshair to a friend? Open Settings → Crosshair, select your profile and click the Export Profile Code icon next to the dropdown. The code is copied to your clipboard, and you can paste it into Discord or any chat. You can also paste it into our Valorant crosshair builder to preview it on map backgrounds or tweak it before sharing.
Crosshair Code Not Working? Try This
- Check the whole code was copied. Codes are long, and missing the first or last characters breaks them. Use the Copy code button instead of selecting the text by hand.
- Remove extra spaces or line breaks. Some chat apps add them when you paste. The code should be one continuous line starting with
0;. - Make sure you’re pasting a crosshair code. Sensitivity values or settings exports from other games won’t import.
- Check the code in the builder. Paste it into the “Edit an existing code” field in our crosshair builder. If it loads there, copy it again from the builder and import that version.
Where to Find Valorant Crosshair Codes to Copy
Now that you know how to copy a Valorant crosshair, you need a code worth copying. Every collection below works the same way: click Copy code on a card and import it with the steps above.
- Best Valorant crosshair: eight top picks for different play styles.
- Valorant pro crosshairs: copy the crosshairs of 30 professional players.
- TenZ crosshair code: the most popular pro crosshair, with every setting explained.
- Valorant dot crosshair codes: clean dot-only crosshairs.
- Valorant crosshair color codes: hex codes and ready-made crosshairs in every color.
- Funny Valorant crosshairs: cat, heart and troll designs for unrated and Deathmatch.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where do I paste a crosshair code in VALORANT?
Open Settings, go to the Crosshair tab and click the Import Profile Code icon next to your crosshair profiles. Paste the code into the field that appears and click Import.
Will importing a code replace my current crosshair?
Importing a code adds it as a profile, so you can switch back to your previous crosshair from the profile dropdown at any time. Rename your profiles to keep track of them.
Can I copy a pro player’s crosshair?
Yes. Open the Pro filter in our crosshair gallery, copy the code you want and import it the same way. Pros change their settings from time to time, so treat a pro crosshair as a starting point and adjust it to suit you.
Can I change a crosshair after importing it?
Yes. After importing, select the profile and change any setting in the Crosshair tab. If you’d rather experiment first, paste the code into our builder, adjust it there and import the final version.
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