How to choose a crosshair in Valorant? What is the Best Crosshair Settings?

Members of the Valorant community came up with a very intuitive tool that allows anyone to share their custom crosshairs or also find existing crosshairs used by pro players. The database also has a “fun” section that allows you to get some really wacky crosshairs featuring the Instagram Logo or even a Shuriken. Here is a quick guide on how to use Valorant Crosshair Database.

How to choose a crosshair in Valorant

Crosshairs in games play a role in how accurate you are. While not all players need the perfect crosshair for perfect aim, having the right crosshair can help your shots’ accuracy a lot. They play a crucial role, especially when you are constantly moving and are trying to readjust your shots.

Understanding movement error and firing error is important if you want to see how they affect your accuracy when shooting. You can toggle both settings in the shooting range and see how they affect the crosshair visuals. If you leave both settings on, you will notice that the lines on your crosshair react to you moving or firing your weapon, making your crosshair bigger.

The settings are useful for newer players who are not used to FPS (First Person Shooter) games. Still, if you are a veteran or have a decent grasp of how to correct your aim when shooting any weapon in Valorant, you can safely turn these settings off unless you really like having them on. It reduces visual clutter, and you rely on your muscle memory more to adjust your shots. With update 4.05, you can now import and export crosshairs which makes for trying out new crosshairs a lot more convenient.

The BEST PRO Crosshair Settings for Valorant

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HOW TO SET UP YOUR VALORANT CROSSHAIR

When it comes to tailoring your Valorant crosshair in the settings, you’ll be met with several different options and sliders. Each do different things and are explained as follows:

Crosshair colour: There are eight colours here to choose from. Ideally you want a bright, vibrant colour so it doesn’t blend with the map design.

Outlines: The outer edges of your Valorant crosshair are highlighted in black. This helps your crosshair stand out from any similarly coloured objects, but you can turn this off if you want. If you keep this on, you can change the opacity of these lines, as well as the thickness.

Center dot: This gives you the option to have a dot in the middle of your crosshair. While this isn’t necessary, those who prefer bigger crosshairs will like having a center point for lining up headshots. Like outlines, you’ll be able to change the opacity and the thickness of the dot if you have it enabled.

Fade crosshair with firing error: If this is on, the top half of your crosshair will fade if the spray of the automatic weapon you’re firing is off. This line will return when you stop firing. This setting can be useful as a visual reminder to watch the recoil pattern of guns as a new player.

Show spectated player’s crosshair: Fancy doing some window shopping? This setting will allow you to look at your teammates crosshairs during a match. If you like theirs better, you can tweak it in the settings.

Inner and outer lines: Further down the crosshair settings menu, you’ll see a number of sliders for both inner and outer lines. Here you can adjust the opacity, length, thickness, and distance to really make the crosshair your own.

Best Valorant Crosshair Settings

Your crosshair is one of the most important yet most overlooked things in Valorant. Some people just go with the default crosshair and call it a day. They don’t know that using a crosshair that you are comfortable with can drastically help you improve your aim. I’m not saying that the default crosshair in Valorant is terrible by any means. However, customizing your crosshair can allow you to unlock more of your potential.

Using different aim trainers can already go a long way. But you can further maximize your aim by using a crosshair that you are most comfortable with in-game. Even professional Valorant players often stick to a single crosshair that they use for a majority of their games. An ideal crosshair to use in Valorant usually possess the following qualities:

Offers excellent visibility and can easily be seen in different scenarios and backgrounds
Doesn’t distract you
Doesn’t fully cover your enemies
Allows you to comfortably aim during the game

We’ve divided the different Valorant crosshair settings into categories. This is to help you decide which specific crosshair you want to use and find out what crosshairs the different streamers and professional players use. All of these crosshair choices are proven and tested and will surely help you get better at the game.

Reminder to stick to a specific crosshair for at least a few days before trying out other ones. Just like your aim sensitivity, consistency is key when it comes to getting comfortable with crosshairs.

How to find the perfect Crosshair in Valorant

Many factors go into making a good crosshair in Valorant. One is size; it should be big enough that you can see it easily but not so large that it takes up too much of the screen. It is also important that the crosshair remains steady on the screen, no matter what happens. This means it needs to be static rather than moving around with the camera or with the player’s character. Due to this a lot of people recommend turning off the Firing Error and Movement Error settings.

What is crosshair profile Valorant?

VALORANT also allows players to copy and paste the crosshair codes of other players. This time-saving feature removes the guesswork when it comes to recreating the crosshair of a player. Here are the crosshair codes of every pro player we could find. Player. Crosshair code.

What is TenZ eDPI?

TenZ currently uses the Logitech G Pro X Superlight, here are his settings: DPI – 800. In-game Sensitivity – 0.4 / 0.408. eDPI – 320 / 326.4. Scoped Sensitivity – 1.

What is Hiko crosshair?

The pro uses a standard green crosshair. And to maintain a steady crosshair regardless of movement or shooting, Hiko turns off fade and movement errors but keeps on firing errors.

Is Dot crosshair good VALORANT?

The dot crosshair (in this case) is a perfect crosshair setting if you’re really a good aim in Valorant. You can land flashy headshot kills easily and impress your teammates or others in the room. Although, spraying with this crosshair doesn’t really work well.