ScreaM's VALORANT Crosshair
ScreaM's crosshair is a pure cyan dot — the most iconic one-tap crosshair in FPS history, carried over from his CS:GO days. With no inner lines and a single center dot, it strips aiming down to one reference point. Famous for his headshot-heavy aim style, this dot rewards raw flick precision and works at any range where the target is visible.
A pure dot crosshair is extreme precision (94/100) but demands strong aim control — the dot alone gives no spatial reference for tracking. Cyan visibility 85/100. Best for one-tap duels rather than spray fights. Overall 82/100, a specialist setup.
ScreaM's Crosshair Performance
GameGrids Algorithm Score — based on the crosshair's geometry, color, and behavior parameters. Not a user rating.
- High-visibility cyan tint reads cleanly on both bright and dark map backgrounds.
- Partial firing-error feedback helps you read shot discipline without full dynamic expansion.
ScreaM's Crosshair on 9 Map Backgrounds
See how ScreaM's crosshair looks across different VALORANT map environments — from dark interiors to bright outdoor areas. Hover to magnify.
Bind Mid
Haven A-Site
Ascent B-Long
Split A-Main
Icebox B-Garage
Breeze Mid
Fracture A-Drop
Pearl B-Market
Lotus C-Mains
Hover over any scene to magnify the crosshair and inspect visibility details.
Crosshair Breakdown
Full parameter breakdown and algorithm insights for ScreaM's crosshair.
| Crosshair Settings | |
|---|---|
| Color | Cyan |
| Outlines | — |
| Center Dot | On |
| Inner Lines | On |
| Inner Length | 0 |
| Inner Thickness | 0 |
| Inner Offset (Gap) | 0 |
| Outer Lines | Off |
| Movement Error | — |
| Fade on Fire | Off |
- High-visibility cyan tint reads cleanly on both bright and dark map backgrounds.
- Partial firing-error feedback helps you read shot discipline without full dynamic expansion.
ScreaM's crosshair has inner lines at 0px length, 0px thickness, with a 0px gap. Center dot on, aiding precision aiming. Outlines off for a cleaner look.
How to Import ScreaM's Crosshair
Follow these steps to import the crosshair code into VALORANT.
The crosshair applies immediately after import — no restart needed. Tweak it in-game or use our Crosshair Builder.
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Improve Your Aim With These Drills
Based on this crosshair's performance profile, we recommend these training games to strengthen your weakest areas.
Aim Ball
Micro-adjustment training
Improves your crosshair placement and micro-corrections for cleaner first shots.
Start Training→Flick Shot
Snap aim practice
Sharpens your snap aim for quick target acquisition and one-tap consistency.
Start Training→Defuse Training
Spray control under pressure
Practices spray transfer and recoil control in high-stress scenarios.
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ScreaM Crosshair FAQ
Common questions about ScreaM's Valorant crosshair.