Which games, and how
With a copy-paste code: CS2 (Settings, Game, Crosshair, "Share or Import"), Valorant (Settings, Crosshair, "Export profile") and Marvel Rivals (Reticle, "Export Save", import works on PC only).
With manual settings: Overwatch 2 has no code. Copy your sliders once, and the vault keeps the full settings sheet to put back in game.
With the console: for Deadlock, the tool gives you citadel_crosshair_ commands to paste in the game console (F7).
Saved as is: PUBG, FragPunk and any other game. Your code or note is stored, without preview or conversion, because their format isn't published.
Apex Legends, Call of Duty, Rainbow Six Siege, Battlefield 6 and Fortnite only let you change the color or the center dot: there is no full crosshair to store.
Back up your vault without an account
Your vault is saved in your browser. Turn on backup to get a code: your vault is then copied online on every change, and the code gets it back on any device, even after clearing your browser. No email, no password.
- Up to 300 crosshairs per vault.
- A backed up vault that isn't opened for 12 months is deleted automatically. Opening this page once a year is enough to keep it.
- Keep your code to yourself: it can also change your vault.
Convert a crosshair from one game to another
The conversion keeps the shape, color, gap, dot and outline whenever the other game allows it. When a setting doesn't exist on the other side, the tool tells you instead of making something up:
- CS2's T style doesn't exist in Valorant or Overwatch 2;
- Valorant's outer lines don't exist anywhere else;
- Marvel Rivals' X cross is straightened in other games;
- the circle from Overwatch 2 and Marvel Rivals is removed in CS2, Valorant and Deadlock;
- Valorant only allows black outlines.
CS2 and Valorant use pixels, so their conversion is exact. Overwatch 2, Marvel Rivals and Deadlock use their own units: sizes are approximate, adjust by eye in game.