How to Import a Crosshair Code in VALORANT
Copy a profile code, open Settings → Crosshair → Import Profile Code, paste it, and save. The full guide also covers exporting, spectator copy, and common import errors.
Quick answer
Copy the full profile code, open VALORANT Settings → Crosshair, select Import Profile Code, paste the code, and save the new profile.
- Copy a code
Open a crosshair page on AimCodes and press Copy code.
- Open Crosshair settings
In VALORANT, open Settings → Crosshair and choose Import Profile Code.
- Paste and test
Paste the code, name the profile, and try it in the practice range before queueing.
Copy, share, and fix crosshair codes
Export your own crosshair
Open Settings → Crosshair, find Crosshair Profile, and use the export icon. VALORANT copies an auto-generated profile code to your clipboard so you can save or share it.
Copy a teammate while spectating
While spectating a player, type /crosshair copy or /cc in chat. VALORANT saves that player’s current crosshair as a new profile you can rename later.
If a code does not import
Copy the full code again with no spaces or line breaks. Make sure you are using Import Profile Code—not the custom color field—and confirm that you still have room for another crosshair profile.
If the imported crosshair looks wrong
Check the preview at the top of the in-game Crosshair menu. Re-import the original code before changing color, outlines, or separate horizontal and vertical line lengths.
Common questions
How do I paste a crosshair code in VALORANT?
Open Settings → Crosshair, click Import Profile Code, paste the complete code into the profile field, and save it as a new crosshair profile.
Are VALORANT crosshair codes safe?
A profile code only contains crosshair settings. Import it through the in-game Crosshair menu; never download a program just to use a code.
Why does VALORANT reject my code?
The usual causes are missing characters, extra spaces, pasting into the wrong field, or reaching the profile limit.
Can I edit a crosshair after importing it?
Yes. The imported profile remains editable, including its color, outlines, dots, and line settings.