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How to Copy a Pro Player's Crosshair in VALORANT

Step-by-step on importing a VALORANT pro player's crosshair using Riot's profile-code system, with a list of verified, regularly-maintained sources for current pro codes.

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Published 21 Jun 2026

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Table of contents

  • How to import a crosshair code
  • Where to get current pro codes
  • When a code doesn't look right after importing
  • Sources

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VALORANT lets you import a crosshair via a profile code, a short string that captures every crosshair setting in one line. Paste the code into Settings → Crosshair → Import Profile Code and you get the exact crosshair the source player uses.

This guide covers the import flow, then points to the regularly-maintained external sources for current pro codes, rather than embedding codes here that go stale by the time you read this. Pros change setups; published codes need to be fresh to be worth copying.

How to import a crosshair code

  • Copy the crosshair code to your clipboard. The Ascend crosshair gallery has one-click copy on every code.
  • Launch VALORANT and open Settings.
  • Select the Crosshair tab.
  • Click Import Profile Code (the button sits next to the Primary / ADS / Sniper Scope selectors).
  • Paste the code into the dialog and click Import. The crosshair updates instantly.
Profile codes are client-side settings; they work on any region (Americas, EMEA, Pacific, China) and on console. They are not tied to your Riot account.

Where to get current pro codes

Pro players change crosshair setups regularly; a code accurate in January 2026 may not be what they run today. Use sources that are actively maintained:

  • ProSettings.net: the authoritative pro-settings database. Individual player pages (e.g. TenZ, aspas) include the current crosshair code, sensitivity, mouse, monitor, and full config. Updated frequently.
  • The Ascend crosshair gallery: our community-curated database of public pro codes with one-click copy.
  • Per-player VLR.gg pages: sometimes link to the player's current crosshair under their settings section.

When a code doesn't look right after importing

Three usual reasons:

  • The code captures the Primary crosshair only. If a pro uses a different ADS or sniper-scope crosshair, that is a separate code per slot.
  • The code is outdated. Check the source page's update date; pro setups drift.
  • Resolution affects perceived size. A 1-pixel dot at 1080p reads differently at 1440p. Pro codes are usually tuned for the resolution that pro plays on.

Sources

  • ProSettings.net · Best VALORANT Crosshair Codes
  • ProSettings.net · VALORANT Crosshair Database
  • VALORANT Support · Crosshair Settings

Frequently asked

Where do I paste a VALORANT crosshair code?

Settings → Crosshair → Import Profile Code. The button sits at the top of the Crosshair tab, next to the Primary / ADS / Sniper Scope selectors.

Do crosshair codes work across regions?

Yes. Profile codes are client-side settings, not account data; they work identically on every server (Americas, EMEA, Pacific, China) and across PC and console.

Why does the imported crosshair look different from the pro's?

Three common reasons: (1) the code captures the Primary crosshair only, not the ADS or sniper variants; (2) the code is out of date (pro players change setups frequently); (3) your resolution or display scaling changes how thin lines render.

Can I share my own crosshair code?

Yes. Click the Export Profile Code button in the same Crosshair settings tab and you'll get a string you can paste anywhere. Codes contain only crosshair settings, no account data.

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