Design and test custom competitive crosshairs on map-inspired backdrops. Preview simulated spread and copy Valorant profile codes or CS2 console commands.
0;P;c;5;h;0;o;1;t;1;d;0;z;2;a;1;f;0;0b;1;0t;2;0l;4;0o;2;0a;1;0m;0;0f;0;1b;0;1t;2;1l;2;1o;10;1a;0.35;1m;0;1f;0
PNG: transparent 1920 × 1080 overlay. Zoom and aim-test spread do not change exports. CS2 uses an approximate inner-line conversion; outer lines, dot size, and separate outline opacity do not transfer.
Customize line length, thickness, center gap, outlines, and center dots with instant visual feedback. Test your reticle against map-inspired backdrops, simulated enemy silhouettes, and dynamic firing recoil, then copy your game settings code with a single click.
Fast and easy from start to finish
Pick a pro-inspired example preset or customize your reticle color, line length, thickness, and center gap.
Switch map backdrops to verify that your crosshair remains clearly visible against light, dark, and warm game environments.
Click the viewport or toggle movement error to test how your crosshair behaves during active gun recoil.
Copy your Valorant primary profile code or CS2 console command and paste it directly into your game settings.
What you can do with this tool
Map-Inspired Backdrops: Test reticle visibility against bright skyboxes, dark corners, and sunny sandstone across Ascent, Bind, Haven, Dust 2, and Mirage.
Dynamic Recoil & Movement Spread: Click the viewport to test firing recoil recovery or toggle movement error to see how your crosshair expands during gunfights.
12 Pro-Inspired Presets: Try example crosshairs inspired by TenZ, Demon1, s1mple, Aspas, Boaster, NiKo, ZywOo, ScreaM, and more.
Game Settings Exports: 1-Click copy Valorant profile codes (0;P;c;...), CS2 developer console commands, or download a 1080p transparent PNG for streaming overlays.
Code Importer: Import supported primary Valorant shapes. ADS, sniper, and movement/firing settings are not imported; asymmetric lines and non-opaque custom colors are not supported.
Everyday walkthroughs and starter ideas for Esports Crosshair Generator & Tester (Valorant & CS2)
TenZ Classic: Clean Cyan 1-4-2-2 reticle with no dot for high-speed flick accuracy.
Demon1 Precision: Pure White 1-4-2-0 with zero center gap for pinpoint laser headshots.
File requirements, capabilities, and system limits
Valorant limits outline thickness and center dot dimensions to whole pixel integers.
Ring mode is PNG-only. CS2 conversion is approximate and does not preserve outer lines, dot size, or separate outline opacity.
The map backdrops and recoil animation are illustrative simulations, not actual maps or weapon physics. Pro-inspired presets are examples, not verified current player settings.
Custom RGB colors are serialized in profile codes. Enter a 3- or 6-digit hex color in this editor.
Helpful definitions of features and parameters
The spacing between the center of your screen and where the inner crosshair lines begin.
A compact string of letters and numbers generated by Riot Games to share crosshairs between players.
The physical expansion of your crosshair lines indicating the bloom and bullet spray penalty when firing weapons.
How creators, students, and professionals use Esports Crosshair Generator & Tester (Valorant & CS2)
Tuning primary Valorant crosshairs and approximate CS2 settings
Testing color visibility against bright walls, sunny skyboxes, and deep shadows before queuing
Trying pro-inspired crosshair examples as a starting point
Exporting transparent crosshair graphics for stream overlays and video content
Answers to common questions about Esports Crosshair Generator & Tester (Valorant & CS2)
In Valorant, open Settings > Crosshair > Primary, click the 'Import Profile Code' icon (downward arrow next to the profile dropdown), paste your copied code (0;P;c;...), and click Import.
Enable the Developer Console in CS2 settings (~ key), press ~ in-game, paste the copied console commands, and press Enter to immediately apply the crosshair.
A crosshair that looks sharp on a dark loading screen can become completely invisible when aiming into bright skies or sand. Testing on bright, dark, and textured backdrops ensures you never lose your reticle during clutch moments.
Yes! Click 'Download PNG' to export a crisp, transparent image with your exact crosshair perfectly centered for OBS, Streamlabs, or custom monitor reticles.
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