VALORANT: How to copy someone else’s crosshair in the game

Every team has had a member who is annihilating the opposing team with a VALORANT crosshair that is different from our own. Your crosshair might normally function, but it’s not functioning right now, and theirs looks pretty intriguing. I mean, I’ve never experienced that, but I’m positive someone has. I guess they’re stealing my crosshair.

Players now have the convenience of easily copying crosshairs. Gamers can quickly create a new crosshair by sitting down and typing a few characters into chat. If you need more information about VALORANT: How to copy someone else’s crosshair in the game, then read carefully, and don’t forget to share with your friends.

VALORANT: How to copy someone else’s crosshair in the game

Several crosshairs to save have been kindly provided by Riot. Up to 15 can be saved, giving you enough room to use on all the worst targets you can find. You deserve to be released from an iron if you can obtain an ace with a crosshair the size of your screen.

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In a VALORANT match, you can now directly copy someone’s crosshair if you’re watching them play. When you find a crosshair you like, it is completely yours. Also necessary for this process is an open crosshair profile, so make sure you don’t already have a million saved. All you have to do when you find one you like is:

1. Tap enter to open your chat box.
2. Type “/crosshair copy” into chat.
3. If you’re incredibly low on time try “/cc”.

This will save your new crosshair to your settings. All you have to do next is:

1. Go to Settings.
2. Click “Crosshair.”
3. The first section underneath the crosshair should show a box with the different crosshairs listed. Choose the one you so desire.

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Once that crosshair has been saved as a profile, you can access it on your settings page and make any additional modifications you desire, including new features like customized colors and unique vertical/horizontal line adjustments. Since you are watching them in-game, Riot’s developers have made it possible for you to copy any crosshair. The crosshair of your rival cannot be taken, though. You also won’t be able to use other players’ crosshairs in games like Escalation and Deathmatch where you can’t watch from a distance.

Share your own crosshair:

The process of sharing your own crosshair is comparable to that of importing one. Giving a friend or fan a crosshair code will be simple.

This is what you have to do:

1. Go to settings.
2. Head to “Crosshair.”
3. Click the box with the arrow going up (the export crosshair button).
4. Send that code to whoever wants your crosshair.

There is no ideal crosshair for improving aim, and your results may vary, so if you do go through the entire process, it’s worth trying a few test matches or spending some time on the shooting range to see if the crosshair works for you. You should find it much simpler to experiment with new crosshairs now that you are aware of how to copy a crosshair in VALORANT.

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