Design a Valorant crosshair exactly the way it will look in game. Every setting the in-game menu exposes is here — colour, outlines, centre dot, inner and outer lines, movement and firing error — with a live preview you can zoom to 4x and test against different backdrops. When it looks right, copy the profile code and import it in Valorant. Sign in to save your crosshairs to your MetaBot account and load them again on any device or in the MetaBot desktop app.
Paste this in Valorant under Settings > Crosshair > Import Profile Code.
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Copy the code from the export bar above, then in Valorant open Settings, go to the Crosshair tab, and use the Import Profile Code button at the top right. Paste the code and confirm — your crosshair updates immediately. Valorant stores up to 15 crosshair profiles per account, so you may need to delete an old one before importing a new profile. Codes only ever describe crosshair appearance; they never change your sensitivity, keybinds, or any other setting.
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Copy the code from the export bar, open Valorant, go to Settings then the Crosshair tab, and click Import Profile Code in the top right. Paste the code and confirm. The crosshair applies instantly and is saved as a profile you can switch back to later.
Yes. Paste any valid Valorant crosshair code into the Import field and the builder decodes every setting it contains, so you can see exactly how a pro crosshair is put together and then tweak it. The builder uses the same format the game exports, so anything Valorant accepts will load correctly.
Valorant ships eight preset colours: white, green, yellow green, green yellow, yellow, cyan, pink and red. Cyan and green are the most popular because they stay visible against most maps. You can also pick any custom colour with the hex option, which the code stores alongside the preset index.
You can save up to 15 crosshairs to your MetaBot account, matching the 15 crosshair profiles Valorant itself allows per account. Saved crosshairs sync between this page and the MetaBot desktop app, so a crosshair you build on the site is available in the app too.
Movement error makes the crosshair expand while you run, and firing error makes it expand while you shoot, both reflecting how much your shots will spread. Turning them off gives a static crosshair that never moves, which many players prefer for consistency. Use the Fire and Move buttons in the preview to see how your crosshair behaves with them enabled.