Tracker crosshair codes for VALORANT

Preview longer four-line crosshairs built to stay readable while you track a moving target or control a Phantom spray.

Tracker crosshairs shown in VALORANT map previews

A tracker crosshair uses a little more line length than a micro crosshair. That extra shape gives your eyes a stable movement reference during strafes and close fights.

The tradeoff is screen coverage. Compare several lengths on the same map scene and keep the shortest version you can follow without losing the center.

How these crosshairs were selected

These working codes come from the Tracker design family and use visibly different combinations of line length, thickness, gap, color, and outline. Simple color swaps and duplicate silhouettes are excluded.

What to check before you copy

  • Start with movement and firing error turned off.
  • Compare the center on a moving target and a distant head.
  • Shorten the lines if the shape blocks too much of the model.

Common questions

What is a tracker crosshair in VALORANT?

It is a longer, easy-to-follow crosshair that gives your eyes more reference while a target moves.

Is a tracker crosshair good for the Phantom?

It can suit Phantom sprays and close tracking, provided the lines do not cover too much of a distant target.