How to Make a Round Crosshair in VALORANT
Use a compact circle-style VALORANT crosshair preset, adjust it for your resolution, and learn the official import, export and /cc profile tools.
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A round VALORANT crosshair is made by compressing the four inner lines into a small circle-like shape. VALORANT does not draw a true vector circle, so the result can look slightly different with resolution and scaling.
Round crosshair settings
Open Settings → Crosshair → Primary, create a new profile, then use this clean starting preset:
- Color: Cyan, green or another high-contrast choice
- Outlines: Off
- Center Dot: Off
- Show Inner Lines: On
- Inner Line Opacity: 1
- Inner Line Length: 1
- Inner Line Thickness: 3
- Inner Line Offset: 1
- Movement Error: Off
- Firing Error: Off
- Show Outer Lines: Off
Check the preview and a practice target. If the shape looks square at your resolution, compare thickness 2–4 and offset 0–2 without changing several values at once. Visibility matters more than copying a “pro” preset.
Save, import and copy safely
Riot supports crosshair profiles and import/export codes. Use the arrow icons beside Crosshair Profile to export or import a code. While spectating, /crosshair copy or /cc saves that player’s crosshair as a new profile.
A crosshair changes only the aiming reference; it adds no damage, accuracy or recoil bonus. Test it in The Range before ranked. For account-compatible credit, see VALORANT Points.
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