White crosshair codes for VALORANT
Copy and preview white VALORANT crosshair codes, from compact dots to clean crosses with or without outlines.

White makes compact geometry look neutral and uncluttered. It performs well on dark walls, but sky, pale stone, and ability flashes can erase a thin white center.
This collection mixes outlined and unoutlined shapes so you can test contrast without changing the base color. Compare them on one bright scene and one shadowed scene.
How these crosshairs were selected
Only indexable codes whose active primary color resolves to white are included. The set covers dots, open crosses, compact crosses, and layered layouts.
What to check before you copy
- Try the code without an outline first.
- Add a thin outline only when bright scenery hides the center.
- Do not thicken every line to fix one bad background.
Common questions
Is white a good VALORANT crosshair color?
Yes on darker and saturated surfaces; a thin outline may be needed on bright walls.
Should a white crosshair always have outlines?
No. Use outlines only when they improve contrast without making the shape too bulky.