Verno crosshair
Verified August 15, 2026White dot, with outlines
Rendered straight from the code, pixel for pixel, at 4x so the shape is readable.
Actual size. One game pixel per screen pixel, so at 1080p this is what you really see. Yes, it is that small.
0;P;o;1;d;1;0b;0;1b;0 - Team
- MIBR
- Role
- Player
- Sens
- 0.084
- DPI
- 1600
- eDPI
- 134.4
- Resolution
- 1920x1080
Checked on August 15, 2026. Pros change their settings constantly. If you have seen a newer one on stream, send it over and we will check it.
Why this crosshair works
White 2px dot with outlines and no lines. At 134 eDPI on 1920x1080 the sensitivity is low enough that a dot never feels lost.
Every setting
Read straight out of the code. On console you cannot paste a code, so these are the numbers to type in by hand.
General
- Advanced options
- Off
- Fade crosshair with firing error
- On
- Show spectated player's crosshair
- On
Crosshair
- Color
- White (#FFFFFF)
- Outlines
- On (thickness 1, opacity 1)
- Center dot
- On (size 2, opacity 1)
- Override firing error offset
- Off
Inner lines
- Show lines
- Off
Outer lines
- Show lines
- Off
Frequently asked questions
- What is Verno's Valorant crosshair code?
- Verno's current crosshair code is: 0;P;o;1;d;1;0b;0;1b;0 - copy it and import it in VALORANT under Settings, Crosshair, Import Profile Code.
- What sensitivity does Verno use in Valorant?
- Verno plays at 0.084 in-game sensitivity with 1600 DPI, which works out to 134.4 eDPI.
- What does Verno's crosshair look like?
- It is a white dot, with outlines. The full settings breakdown is on this page, and you can preview and tweak it live in our crosshair generator.
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