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How to change your crosshair in Marvel Rivals
How to change your crosshair in Marvel Rivals
With the amount of playable heroes available in Marvel Rivals, fans might want to customize their crosshairs to match them and have a unique crosshair for each character.
Marvel Rivals has just been released and it
already has mods
that players can use to customize their gameplay. In addition, the multiple skins and playable heroes have made sure fans enjoy the game. This was evident with the record number of players that
broke Steam records. Some fans may want to customize Marvel Rivals even more. The best way to do this is for players to customize their crosshairs according to their preferences.
Here’s how players can change the crosshair in Marvel Rivals.
How to change your crosshair in Marvel Rivals
It’s simple to change the crosshair in Marvel Rivals from within the game’s settings.
The default crosshair is sufficient for most normal gamers but veteran gamers may want to modify the crosshair to better their gameplay. Some heroes work better with certain crosshairs and players can also change the colors and other details to make the crosshair more visible.
Players can modify the following options when customizing their crosshair.
- Animation
- Circle Width
- Dot Width
- Outline Width
- crosshair Opacity
- Outline Opacity
- Center Gap
- Crosshair Length
- Crosshair Angel
- Color
Players migrating to
Marvel Rivals
from other shooter games might be missing their reticle from their previous game. While adjusting to the default crosshair is an option, players can also customize the crosshair according to their preference. This way they don’t have to waste time getting used to something new and can start winning matches as soon as possible.

Players can follow the following steps to change their crosshair in Marvel Rivals.
- Launch Marvel Rivals
- Open the settings menu
- Select keyboard or controller
- Head to the combat section and look for HUD settings
- Select the crosshair type according to your preference
- Click on advanced to unlock advanced options
- Scroll up and click save as new once finished customizing the crosshair
How to import crosshairs in Marvel Rivals
Gamers can also use the crosshair settings of other experienced players in Marvel Rivals.
Some players may find a crosshair they like and decide they want to use it. Fortunately, if they know the crosshair’s code, they can use it to import it. This way they can change their reticle in Marvel Rivals without having to experiment with the settings.
Players can use the following steps to import crosshair settings in Marvel Rivals.
- Launch Marvel Rivals
- Open the settings menu
- Select keyboard or controller
- Head to the combat section and look for HUD settings
- Look for the crosshair save option and click the drop-down menu
- Select add new save
- Select import save
- Input the crosshair code
How to change the crosshair for individual heroes in Marvel Rivals
Players can also change the Marvel Rivals crosshair for individual heroes through the settings menu.
Players may want to use different crosshairs for individual heroes because some characters play better with certain crosshairs than others. To do so, players can select the all heroes option at the top of the keyboard settings menu. Once done, players can select individual characters and modify their crosshair without affecting other characters.
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