Best Valorant Crosshair Codes Used by Pro Players in 2026

Crosshairs sit on your screen for every match, but are underutilized by most players and largely left unchanged. But this is a missed opportunity to improve your game. One of the biggest reasons is how difficult it can be to find and check crosshair settings.

This is an area where referencing pro players becomes extremely useful, as they have spent dozens of configurations across thousands of hours of gameplay, effectively weeding out trash settings and highlighting the best ones.

Here's a look at the best crosshair settings from the pros, along with the config codes you need to use them yourself.

Pro and Streamer Crosshair Codes to Use in 2026

Here's a quick reference guide for the best pro crosshair codes. Simply copy and paste these config codes to set.

How to Import Valorant Crosshair Codes

1. Copy the config code from the table above.

2. Open Valorant and navigate to Settings, the gear icon in the top right.

3. Click on the Crosshair tab, then the Import Profile Code button, which is a small down-arrow icon.

4. Paste in the code and click Import, and you're set.

Make sure that there's no trailing space or line break after the code. Having this would be enough to have the import fail.

As many as 15 crosshair profiles can be saved in each account, so you can import several options and switch between them. If you'd rather experiment with custom builds first, igitems' Valorant crosshair builder will let you tweak every setting, and you can export the settings instantly with a code.

Why Pros Pick the Best Valorant Crosshairs

There are three key categories that pros consider when selecting the best crosshairs. Let's break down each one.

Crosshair Colors

Cyan is the dominant color among pros, with a whole 35% of pros using it. With nothing in the game being in a similar color, this setup will always stand out against any in-game object, and also pops against the enemy's red outline. Green is 2nd, and White is third.

Dot vs. Lines

A majority of pros turn off the center dot, with 76% relying on lines alone. This is because the dot obscures enemy heads at range. Those who do use it, like Demon1 and yay, use a tap-heavy, flick-focused style that relies on the dot for precise targeting.

Static vs. Dynamic Crosshairs

With a landslide 95% of pros run static crosshairs, with both movement and firing errors turned off, giving controller players the precision they need to win duels. Since dynamic crosshairs expand when shooting or moving, they add visual noise, creating distractions. Static provides consistency, which helps in focused moments.

Pick the Best Crosshair for Your Playstyle

Copying a pro player's settings can only do so much, and you won't be able to produce TenZ's aim just by copying his crosshair. Still, choosing the perfect style that fits your playstyle will make a difference.

For someone who entry frags and takes lots of close-range matchups, a small dot like Demon1's will let you snap to targets. But if you mostly play at range or hold angles with rifles, then a thin cross with thinner lines will help track targets and control spray, similar to TenZ and nAts. This is also the most popular pro crosshair for its overall visibility and having just the right size.

Check out VCRDB and Tracker.gg's crosshair gallery for more crosshairs, which you can filter by style or watch video guides for setup help. You can also type /cc while spectating someone else's game, which lets you copy their crosshair setting. This feature was added in Patch 5.04 but is still underused today.

Your Crosshair Won't Fix Your Rank (But This Might)

The best crosshairs don't fix positioning, game sense, or even utility. But it does remove unnecessary variables from your Valorant gameplay, allowing you to focus on the most important aspects of the game. So get cracking on those pro crosshairs, check out these community favorites, and see which ones work best for you throughout the episode.

And if you're looking to accelerate your game in Season 2026 Act 2 ranked, igitems' Valorant coaching pairs you with high-ranked players who can break down your gameplay and settings, including sensitivity adjustments, to find measurable improvements you can work on. You can also start fresh, but with an advantage by getting ranked-ready accounts from the igitems store.