How to save multiple crosshairs in VALORANT
Keep ranked, training, and fun crosshairs organized so switching profiles does not become another settings menu fight.
Quick answer
Create separate named profiles, export important codes as backups, and assign each profile one clear job. Delete near-duplicates before your profile list becomes hard to scan.
Give every profile one purpose
Use names such as Ranked Cyan, Training Error, or Funny Cat. A useful name tells you why the profile exists, not only what color it uses.
Back up the profiles worth keeping
Export the code after a profile feels settled. Store the name and code together so you can restore it even after cleaning up the in-game list.
Avoid a list full of tiny variations
Keep one baseline, one training profile, and a few deliberate alternatives. If two profiles differ by one value you cannot notice, keep the easier one to recognize.
Common questions
Can I keep more than one crosshair profile?
Yes. VALORANT supports multiple saved profiles that you can name and switch between.
What should I back up?
Export any profile you would be annoyed to rebuild, especially custom colors and unusual shapes.