CROSSHAIRS

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The Shooter X crosshair catalogue, drawn with the same renderer the Windows app uses. Search it, narrow it to a collection, copy a code, make it yours.

Copy any code below, then import it in the app: Library → Import, paste, confirm. Drawing, the overlay and the range need the Windows app.How to import

28 built-in designs · every code starts with SX2-

Ready-to-use crosshairs

Vandal Prime

VALORANT

Shooter X

Tight arms plus a centre dot: the default for tap-firing rifles where you want the exact pixel marked.

  • 2 layers
  • #pro
  • #small
  • #valorant

Static Volt

CS2

K4YO

Zero bloom — the arms never move when you fire, so spray control is judged by the bullets, not the reticle.

  • 1 layer
  • #pro
  • #static
  • #cs2

Headhunter

CS2

wraithzz

Small and thin, sat at head level on a long angle. Nothing covers the target's head at 30 metres.

  • 1 layer
  • #pro
  • #small
  • #cs2

Deadzone Zero

Apex Legends

sgt_pixel

A wide centre gap keeps the target fully visible; the dot still tells you where the shot lands.

  • 2 layers
  • #gap
  • #precise

Flick Magnet

Overwatch 2

one_tap_ona

Magenta reads instantly against blue and grey maps, and the tiny footprint suits fast flick duels.

  • 1 layer
  • #small
  • #flick

Old Faithful

Universal

Shooter X

The plain solid plus with no gap. Thick enough to find on a busy screen, boring enough to never distract.

  • 1 layer
  • #classic
  • #plus

Ironsight

Escape from Tarkov

DeltaNine

Ring plus cross, like a red-dot optic. The ring gives you a size reference for range estimation.

  • 2 layers
  • #ring
  • #classic

Boxer

Fortnite

frostbyteTV

A framed box for building and editing games — the corners mark your placement area, the dot marks the shot.

  • 3 layers
  • #box
  • #frame

Pinpoint

CS2

Quicksilver

One dot, nothing else. The smallest thing that still tells you where the barrel points.

  • 1 layer
  • #dot
  • #minimal

Nova Dot

Universal

Lumen

A glowing dot for dark maps, where a plain white pip disappears into the fog.

  • 1 layer
  • #dot
  • #glow

Twin Satellite

Universal

SineWave

Two side pips give you a horizontal reference for tracking without drawing a line across the target.

  • 3 layers
  • #dot
  • #orbit

Halo 270

Destiny 2

VoidRunner

A three-quarter arc leaves the top open, so incoming targets above you are never hidden behind the ring.

  • 2 layers
  • #arc
  • #halo

Dashed Orbit

Universal

SineWave

The dashes break up the ring so it never merges with a round target edge.

  • 2 layers
  • #ring
  • #dashed

Bullseye

Universal

GG_Herald

Two rings at fixed radii work as a crude rangefinder: match the ring to the target's width.

  • 3 layers
  • #ring
  • #double

Hex Gate

Destiny 2

VoidRunner

A hexagon frame has flat edges to line up against walls and doorframes — a ring gives you nothing to align.

  • 2 layers
  • #hexagon
  • #frame

Static Bloom

Universal

Shooter X

Six arms that push outward as you fire — a readable stand-in for weapon spread while you learn a spray.

  • 1 layer
  • #radial
  • #bloom

Tri Fang

Apex Legends

VoidRunner

Three inward spikes point at the centre without covering it. Good for hip-fire brawling at close range.

  • 2 layers
  • #radial
  • #predator

Nova X

CS2

K4YO

A 45-degree X keeps the horizontal and vertical sight lines clear — nothing sits on the head level line.

  • 2 layers
  • #x-shape
  • #radial

Vee Lock

Apex Legends

OpticJay

The V sits below the aim point, so the whole upper half of the screen stays clear for tracking.

  • 2 layers
  • #chevron
  • #vee

Quad Arrow

Fortnite

frostbyteTV

Four arrows point inward at an empty centre — maximum awareness of the aim point with zero occlusion.

  • 4 layers
  • #chevron
  • #quad

Longshot

Battlefield

DeltaNine

Full-screen hairlines with mil-dot ticks at 11 units. Built for holding a lane, not for close quarters.

  • 6 layers
  • #sniper
  • #mil-dot

Arc Light

Escape from Tarkov

Lumen

Fine hairlines with a dashed ring — precise without the solid ring swallowing a distant silhouette.

  • 3 layers
  • #sniper
  • #fine

Neon Reactor

Universal

Shooter X

A glow halo keeps the reticle visible over bright snow and white walls, where thin white lines vanish.

  • 2 layers
  • #neon
  • #glow

Volt Surge

Universal

K4YO

A glowing X that expands on each shot. Loud on purpose — use it when you want shot feedback in your peripheral vision.

  • 2 layers
  • #neon
  • #x-shape

Micro Dot

CS2

chalkOS

A 1.1-unit dot with a thin dark outline so it survives on a white background too.

  • 1 layer
  • #minimal
  • #dot

Slim Tee

CS2

wraithzz

T-style: no top arm, so nothing at all sits between you and a head peeking over cover.

  • 1 layer
  • #minimal
  • #t-style

Clutch Mint

VALORANT

MiruAim

Mint arms with a white centre dot: two colours means the centre never blends into the arms.

  • 2 layers
  • #pro
  • #mint

Range Finder

Escape from Tarkov

tacticbear

Amber drop ticks below centre give you three holdover marks for bullet drop at range.

  • 4 layers
  • #sniper
  • #ticks
01

Copy the code

Every design below has a Copy SX2 code button. The code is the whole crosshair — geometry, colours, outline, glow and firing behaviour.

02

Paste it in the app

In Shooter X for Windows, open Library → Import, paste the code into the field, and confirm. The design lands in your saved library.

03

Make it yours

Open it in the Studio and change anything: length, thickness, gap, colour, layers. It is a starting point, not a fixed asset.

SHOOTER X / COMMUNITY

This is the house catalogue. Players have published more.

Every design here is an official Shooter X record. The community catalog also holds designs uploaded from the Windows app and ranked by downloads, likes, rating and recent activity. Same deal there: every crosshair is drawn on its card and every card hands you its SX2 code.

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