Pro Crosshairs.
40 curated designs across 8 categories, installed with crshhx and open in the preview bench. They are ordinary presets in the library: load one, edit it, save your own copy. The shipped design is never modified.
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Storm Tracker
A bright cyan cross with a black outline. Easy to see against sky and buildings.
Build Brawl Dot
A small yellow cross with a centre dot. Stays out of the way in fast build fights.
Skyward White
A clean white cross with a thin outline. Reads well on both dark and bright scenes.
Teal Rush
A teal cross that contrasts with the warm colours of cartoon-style worlds.
Pink Pop
A pink cross. Map testing rated pink as surprisingly visible on bright maps.
Operator Green
A calm green cross with room in the centre. Good for tracking at mid range.
Breach White
A solid white cross with a black outline. Stays visible on smoke and bright walls.
Sentinel T
A T-shaped cyan reticle. The open top keeps your view of the enemy clear.
Night Chevron
A downward green arrow. Points at your target without covering it.
Squad Micro
A tiny white cross with a dot. Leaves almost nothing between you and the target.
Hairline Cyan
One-pixel cyan lines. The quietest cross that is still easy to find.
Feather White
Thin white lines for dark, quiet scenes.
Ghost Gap
A wide, airy green cross. The big gap keeps the centre of your screen clean.
Whisper Dot
Nearly nothing: four short white lines and a small dot.
Thin Frame
A light cyan frame around the centre. Helpful if you lose your crosshair mid-fight.
Pixel Pinpoint
A single cyan pixel with an outline. Maximum precision, minimum coverage.
Long Shot Focus
A tight cyan cross for long-range shots. The lines almost touch in the middle.
Headline Dot
A small green square dot. Shows exactly where the bullet goes.
Flick Point
A white dot with four tiny ticks. Built for fast flick shots.
Surgeon Cross
A precise white cross with an outline. Nothing extra, nothing missing.
Arcade Green
The classic green plus sign. The look that started it all.
Retro White Plus
A bigger white cross, like old arena shooters used.
Heritage Cyan
A cyan classic with an outline. Old shape, modern colour.
Old School Yellow
A yellow cross from the era of low-resolution monitors. Best on dark maps.
Legacy Red
A red classic. Style first: red can blend with damage effects, so test it in your game.
Solo Dot Cyan
One cyan dot. The simplest aim point there is.
Box Dot White
A tiny white square with an outline. Crisp on almost every background.
Heavy Dot Green
A bigger green dot for players who lose small dots mid-fight.
Micro Dot Pink
A pink micro dot. Small, sharp and unusual enough to spot instantly.
Halo Dot
A white dot with a black halo. Stays visible even on white smoke.
Spread Ring
A red ring showing rough shotgun spread. Useful for close-range weapons.
Halo Ring
A thin cyan ring with a centre dot. A clean reference for tracking.
Target Ring
A green ring with four short ticks, like a target sight.
Wide Ring White
A large, soft white ring. Helps with tracking without hiding the enemy.
Arena Ring
A yellow mid-size ring with a dot. A retro look that still works.
Recoil Ascent
A longer bottom arm shows where recoil pulls your aim. A crshhx original.
Canted 45
A cross turned 45 degrees into an X. Original design, pure style.
Dual Line
White lines with a thin dark line inside. Reads like two crosshairs in one.
Half Scale
A normal cross shrunk to half size with one setting. Shows what scale does.
Bloom Trainer
Grows when you fire and shrinks back. Trains you to pace your shots.
Also uses firing bloom — a static drawing cannot show it
Each reticle above is drawn by this site from the parameters the application ships for that design — the same schema the overlay renders. They are illustrative previews, not a screenshot of the application.
Judge a design before you commit to it.
The bench is part of the Pro Crosshairs view. It exists because a reticle looks different on a target range than it does in a match.
Backdrops
Put a design against the scene it has to survive: a precision grid, a bright sky, a dark interior. Visibility is a property of the pairing, not of the colour alone.
Zoom
Magnify a reticle to inspect its geometry, or shrink it to see how much of the screen it really covers at your resolution.
Colour and size overrides
Try a design in your own colour and at your own scale without editing it. The catalogue entry stays exactly as it shipped.
Two-design compare
Hold two reticles on the same backdrop at the same zoom, and choose between them on evidence rather than on memory.
Open the catalogue in crshhx.
Pro Crosshairs is in the application, under Collection. Load a design, override its colour and size in the bench, then save it as your own preset.