Valorant is gearing up to become the no. 1 esports title of the decade with the participation of thousands of pro valorant players from various regions competing within different Valorant Championship Tournaments. Their soaring popularity also invites gamers and beginners from other titles to try valorant agents across the six valorant maps to become the top radiant player.
In addition to this, millions of regular valorant players appreciate the 5v5 tactical shooter gameplay, which now boasts an awaited feature that lets valorant players set different valorant crosshair profiles after the 3.03 Valorant Patch. With this update, valorant players can finally use different valorant dot crosshair settings on the go.
So, let’s look into how you can set up different crosshair profiles that can help you to Improve your Valorant Rank.
Valorant Crosshair Profiles
The introduction of Valorant Crosshair Profiles lets players retain multiple crosshair settings to their accounts. A valorant player can set up to 10 different crosshair profiles regardless of the valorant agents they may use. These profiles can be helpful across the six different maps as they vary in size and interactive features. Moreover, a minimum firing error can now be set to customize the valorant crosshair further.
- To start setting up your Valorant Crosshair Profiles, access the Settings option and navigate to the Crosshair section.
- Here, you can see a dedicated section called Crosshair Profile which wasn’t available in previous versions of Valorant. (You’ll need to Restart your Valorant Game Client to access this update.)
- Now, enable the Use Advanced Options using the toggle button set to ON, presenting you with additional options like Aim Down Sights and Sniper Scope. (Enabling these are vital to set or apply a dot crosshair valorant setting)
After you’ve enabled the Advanced Options, here’s what you need to know about each of three valorant crosshair subcategories:
Primary
It is your main crosshair settings area where you can set up your dot crosshair valorant profile. As per its namesake, the changes you make to the settings present within this category will decide how your main/primary valorant crosshair will appear regardless of the gun you may use.
You can make changes to the following parameters listed below:
- Crosshair
- Inner Lines
- Outer Lines
Aim Down Sights
Your Aim Down Sight refers to the act of aiming using the pre-equipped scope within rifles. In Valorant, most guns offer the ADS option that you can access by clicking on your Right Mouse Button, which can also be set to toggle if required.
Valorant players can now change how their ADS crosshair appears by modifying the same three parameters available in the Primary subcategory. Alternatively, users can also duplicate their ADS Valorant crosshair with their Primary Crosshair by enabling the Copy Primary Crosshair toggle option.
Sniper Scope
Here, you can modify how your Sniper Scope dot valorant crosshair appears by customizing its color, visibility, opacity, and thickness. Seeing a hazy dot when accessing the Sniper Scope helps to reflect a lack of stability in aim, which may cause valorant players to miss their shots and result in a low K/D Ratio.
Note: You can keep your Primary Valorant Crosshair as the same crosshair for all Short-range Weapons like Shorty, Bucky, and Judge by enabling the Override All Primary Crosshairs with My Primary Crosshair option to ON.
Best Valorant Dot Crosshair Settings
While most people say that keeping a fixed crosshair is relative to their playing style, having a dot crosshair in valorant can be mighty advantageous, especially when you’re frequently engaging in long-range combats.
By using a dot crosshair, you can start to pick those one-tap headshots that you can see Valorant Smurfs use too often and make your way to becoming a Radiant Valorant player with practice and improvisation.
6. Ultra-Small Dot
Two reasons why this ultra-small dot crosshair valorant can change the game for you is because it’s perfect for pinpointing the first shot accuracy, which is essential when you engage in long-range combats, and it’s super minimalistic. However, some beginners might take a while to get accustomed to such a crosshair.
- Outlines: On
- Outline Opacity: 0.5
- Outline Thickness: 1
- Center Dot: On
- Center Dot Opacity: 1
- Center Dot Thickness: 1
- Show Inner Lines: Off
- Inner Line Opacity: 1
- Inner Line Length: 1
- Inner Line Thickness: 2
- Inner Line Offset: 0
- Show Outer Lines: Off
- Outer Line Opacity: 1
- Outer Line Length: 1
- Outer Line Thickness: 1
- Outer Line Offset: 1
5. Classic Dot
When the previous crosshair is just not enough, you can switch to this classic dot crosshair, which is perfect for Valorant Silver Players aiming to push valorant rank to Gold Tier and higher. Also, this crosshair is equally accurate!
- Outlines: On
- Outline Opacity: 0
- Outline Thickness: 1
- Center Dot: On
- Center Dot Opacity: 0
- Center Dot Thickness: 1
- Show Inner Lines: On
- Inner Line Opacity: 1
- Inner Line Length: 2
- Inner Line Thickness: 2
- Inner Line Offset: 0
- Show Outer Lines: Off
- Outer Line Opacity: 1
- Outer Line Length: 1
- Outer Line Thickness: 1
- Outer Line Offset: 1
4. The Deluxe Arcade
If you think that a dot crosshair valorant usage is overrated, you should try The Deluxe Arcade crosshair. It’s perfectly big enough to fit any head size even from over 90+ meters away, so you can simply lock and shoot like old times sake as you did for the numerous arcade games from the ’90s.
- Outlines: On
- Outline Opacity: 0.66
- Outline Thickness: 1
- Center Dot: On
- Center Dot Opacity: 1
- Center Dot Thickness: 1
- Show Inner Lines: On
- Inner Line Opacity: 1
- Inner Line Length: 1
- Inner Line Thickness: 1
- Inner Line Offset: 0
- Show Outer Lines: On
- Outer Line Opacity: 1
- Outer Line Length: 2
- Outer Line Thickness: 1
- Outer Line Offset: 0
3. The Dot Box
Speaking of Arcade games, it’s not entirely necessary to have a valorant dot crosshair to have an epic valorant crosshair. Depending on the guns you may use to shoot your enemies, this dot box crosshair can suit your fancy, especially when you prefer not to use your center dot. Its absence can perfectly pinpoint to you where your first shot will land. Again, simply aim and shoot!
- Outlines: On
- Outline Opacity: 0.5
- Outline Thickness: 1
- Center Dot: Off
- Center Dot Opacity: 1
- Center Dot Thickness: 2
- Show Inner Lines: On
- Inner Line Opacity: 0.799
- Inner Line Length: 2
- Inner Line Thickness: 4
- Inner Line Offset: 2
- Show Outer Lines: Off
- Outer Line Opacity: 1
- Outer Line Length: 2
- Outer Line Thickness: 2
- Outer Line Offset: 4
2. The Payne
Fans of the popular game title Max Payne will appreciate this crosshair which appears nearly spherical and thus perfect for using valorant guns like Phantom, Spectre, Frenzy, Sheriff, etc. It has no shadow lines to distract you from the fine texture of the enemy that will be opaquely visible with its fantastic crosshair that will deal lethal damage and max-pain.
- Outlines: On
- Outline Opacity: 0
- Outline Thickness: 1
- Center Dot: On
- Center Dot Opacity: 0
- Center Dot Thickness: 1
- Show Inner Lines: On
- Inner Line Opacity: 0.403
- Inner Line Length: 2
- Inner Line Thickness: 6
- Inner Line Offset: 2
- Show Outer Lines: Off
- Outer Line Opacity: 1
- Outer Line Length: 1
- Outer Line Thickness: 1
- Outer Line Offset: 1
1. KO’s
When you’re seeking a unique crosshair among the variety of valorant dot crosshair flooding the internet, each looking smaller than your best bic and Staedtler pen dot, the KO’s is a testament to a creatively unique crosshair. It can get you the Ace plays and help you bag Kay/O, Brimstone, Viper, Skye, and other valorant agents pretty accurately.
- Outlines: On
- Outline Opacity: 0
- Outline Thickness: 1
- Center Dot: On
- Center Dot Opacity: 1
- Center Dot Thickness: 3
- Show Inner Lines: On
- Inner Line Opacity: 1
- Inner Line Length: 1
- Inner Line Thickness: 5
- Inner Line Offset: 4
- Show Outer Lines: Off
- Outer Line Opacity: 1
- Outer Line Length: 1
- Outer Line Thickness: 1
- Outer Line Offset: 1
