Free crosshair editor · Windows

Custom Crosshair Maker for Any PC Game

Design a custom crosshair layer by layer in the free app, then save it as a loadout you can switch mid-match.

How the layer editor works

Step 1 Add one layer per shape.
Each layer holds a single element: wings, a center dot, an outline, or a fully custom shape. Stack as many as you need; there is no layer cap.
Step 2 Tune opacity, blur, and rotation per layer.
Set opacity from 0 to 100 percent, blur radius in pixels, and rotation in degrees. Every change renders in the live 100%-zoom preview.
Step 3 Order layers on the Layer tab.
Drag layers into stacking order, toggle visibility per layer, and duplicate a layer when you want a variant without rebuilding it.

Layer-based crosshair editor stacking wings, center, and outline layers in Epic Crosshair

Four tabs, each with one job

Wings tab.
Line length, thickness, gap, and angle for each arm of the cross.
Center tab.
Dot size and ring diameter for the middle marker.
Outline tab.
Stroke width and color around shapes so the marker stays readable on bright maps.
Layer tab.
Stacking order, per-layer visibility, duplicate, and delete.

Because every control is per-layer, you can keep a soft blurred glow behind a crisp center dot, or rotate one wing set 45 degrees for a diagonal marker, without affecting the rest of the stack.

Layer editor questions

How many layers can I add to one crosshair?

There is no layer cap. Each layer holds one shape, and layers stack in the order you set on the Layer tab.

What does per-layer blur do?

Blur softens a layer's edges by a radius you choose, which helps a marker sit naturally over bright or busy map areas.

Can I reuse layers across loadouts?

Yes. Duplicate any layer into the loadout you are editing, then adjust its size, color, or opacity without touching the original.

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