Valorant Sights: Codes, Best Sights, How to Copy, Esports Players’ Settings

In Valorant, your crosshair affects your shooting comfort just as much as your mouse sensitivity. Some players choose a small dot, others use a classic crosshair, and some copy esports players’ crosshairs exactly. This guide compiles the best Valorant crosshairs, crosshairs used by Valorant players, and ready-made codes that you can import into the game in just a few seconds. We’ll also explain how to set up a dot crosshair in Valorant and how to copy another player’s crosshair.

Crosshairs in Valorant are fully customizable—you can change their shape, size, color, and line thickness, and add a center dot. The crosshair itself doesn’t affect shooting accuracy or weapon recoil. However, a well-chosen crosshair helps you spot enemies faster and aim more accurately. That’s why many players use small crosshairs or copy the settings of professional esports players.

You can change the crosshair in Valorant through the game settings:

In the “Sights” tab, you can create multiple profiles for different types of weapons or gameplay situations. For example, you can use one crosshair for regular gameplay and another exclusively for sniper rifles. This way, you can switch to a preset every time you change weapons.

In Valorant, you can import someone else’s crosshair using a special code. This lets you quickly set up the crosshair of your favorite esports player or friend without having to manually adjust dozens of settings.

To copy a crosshair in Valorant:

After that, the new crosshair will appear in the profile list, and you can use it right away or manually adjust individual settings.

You can copy esports players’ sight codes and apply them to your own game.

You can also check the description under your favorite streamer’s stream and copy their settings. Or you can customize the copied settings yourself.

Valorant lets you create multiple crosshair profiles and quickly switch between them. This is handy if you use different crosshairs for normal mode, sniper rifles, or specific agents.

To create a new profile:

You can switch between profiles in this same menu. The game also lets you assign separate profiles for primary weapons, aim, and sniper rifles.

If a sight code won’t import, the problem is usually due to an incorrect format or an outdated code. Some older codes stop working after game updates.

Also, make sure that:

If the crosshair doesn't import, try copying the code again, restarting the game, and making sure the game is updated to the latest version.

If you want to revert to the default crosshair, go to “Settings” > “Crosshair” and select the desired profile. Then click the “Reset Profile” button or manually disable the advanced settings and restore the default values.

You can also delete the current crosshair profile and create a new one. This is useful if, after experimenting with codes and settings, the crosshair has become uncomfortable to use or is displayed incorrectly.