Pro-tested Valorant crosshair codes to try in 2026

Pro players and popular streamers have published their preferred Valorant crosshair codes for 2026. Players can import these codes into the game’s settings to reproduce the same reticles used by competitors and creators.

The collection includes presets from TenZ, Boaster, nAts, Zekken, f0rsakeN and Jinggg, alongside novelty designs such as Among Us, Candy, Cat and Flappy Bird. Some profiles provide three presets — primary, aim-down-sights (ADS) and sniper — while others change only the primary crosshair.

To import a code, open Valorant’s main menu, go to Settings and select Crosshair, then click Import Profile Code. Paste the code into the field and choose Import. The preview at the top of the Crosshair page updates to show the new reticle. If a code only sets a primary crosshair, enable Advanced Options in General settings to restore separate ADS and sniper profiles.

Shared presets vary in gap, thickness and center dot presence. Some players use a small central dot for a consistent aim point; others prefer thinner lines or no dot to rely on the crosshair lines. One listed profile focuses on minimal distraction and precise centering, while another is published as a full three-profile code.

Several profiles use bright, contrasting colors such as cyan, green or white to improve visibility against map backgrounds. Turning off Movement Error in Crosshair settings locks the reticle so it does not expand while moving. Dynamic crosshairs that expand with movement are available in some presets and remain a separate option in settings.

The list also contains novelty reticles that use color and shape settings to form icons or themes, including Among Us, Candy, Cat, Flappy Bird and Googly Eyes. Those profiles combine recognizable motifs with functional aiming elements.

Players can import multiple codes and test them in practice ranges or live matches. Common post-import adjustments include changing size, gap, thickness, center dot and color to match individual sensitivity and visibility needs.

The 2026 codes let players replicate exact setups used by high-level competitors or try playful designs, then fine-tune those presets in the game settings.