TenZ's VALORANT Crosshair
TenZ runs a cyan crosshair with a tight 4px gap and subtle outlines — the same setup he's used since his early Sentinels days. Known for his mechanical aim and Jett play, this crosshair prioritizes precision without sacrificing tracking feedback. The cyan color stands out on all nine map backgrounds, and the 1px inner thickness keeps the view clean while the 4px gap lets him micro-adjust onto heads with minimal visual clutter.
TenZ's cyan crosshair scores 95/100 for visibility, with outlines reinforcing the silhouette on bright maps like Bind and Ascent. The 4px gap and 1px lines deliver a precision score of 91/100, making it strong for one-tap engagements. Movement error is enabled, giving live tracking cues during strafes — a nod to his aggressive Jett playstyle. Overall 87/100, this is a well-rounded pro crosshair that favors entry fraggers.
TenZ'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.
- Tight 2px gap and 2px lines are built for one-tap Vandal headshots.
- Partial firing-error feedback helps you read shot discipline without full dynamic expansion.
TenZ's Crosshair on 9 Map Backgrounds
See how TenZ'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 TenZ's crosshair.
| Crosshair Settings | |
|---|---|
| Color | Cyan |
| Outlines | Off |
| Center Dot | — |
| Inner Lines | On |
| Inner Length | 4 |
| Inner Thickness | — |
| Inner Offset (Gap) | 2 |
| Outer Lines | Off |
| Movement Error | — |
| Fade on Fire | — |
- High-visibility cyan tint reads cleanly on both bright and dark map backgrounds.
- Tight 2px gap and 2px lines are built for one-tap Vandal headshots.
- Partial firing-error feedback helps you read shot discipline without full dynamic expansion.
TenZ's crosshair has inner lines at 4px length, —px thickness, with a 2px gap. No center dot, keeping the view clean. Outlines off for a cleaner look.
How to Import TenZ'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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