Custom Crosshair Overlay for Windows

Layered crosshair design, made simple

Most crosshair tools give you a single dot, a single cross, or a fixed list of presets. CrosshairEDGE takes a different approach: every crosshair is built from up to 9 independent layers, stacked on top of each other to form one final reticle. Each layer has its own shape, color, outline, opacity, scale, blur, rotation, and gap, so you can mix a sharp inner dot with a soft outer ring, or a thin plus on top of a chunky square — anything you can sketch, you can usually build.

Five core shapes that combine into anything

Each layer can pick from five base shapes: Plus, Ring, Square, Triangle, and Dot. Every shape exposes segment toggles, so you can hide the top tick of a plus, drop one corner of a square, or split a ring into halves. You can also right-click segments to switch between rounded and flat ends, which makes a surprisingly large visual difference at small sizes.

Color, outline, and visibility control

Crosshair colors are picked with a full HSV color model — a 2D hue/saturation pad plus a dedicated hue slider — so you can nail exact shades that contrast with the games you actually play. Each layer has separate fill and outline colors, plus opacity, so you can layer a bright core over a darker outline for visibility on busy backgrounds. If a game has bright snow, dense forest, or neon HUDs, you can build a preset for each and switch in one keystroke.

20 preset slots and one-key cycling

CrosshairEDGE keeps 20 preset slots ready at all times. Cycle through them with F3, jump straight to a slot from the menu, or bind specific games to specific presets with Game Auto-Switch. Every preset stores all of its layers, sliders, positions, the global scale, the Bullet Counter setup, the Right-Click Hide setting, and the game binding — nothing is shared by accident.

Position, scale, and fine adjustments

Move the current layer with W A S D while the settings menu is open, or move all crosshair layers together with the arrow keys, even during gameplay. Movement accelerates while a key is held, so quick nudges and large jumps both feel right. The Scale slider has a global mode (right-click it) that resizes every layer in the preset together while keeping proportions intact — great for swapping between 1080p, 1440p, and 4K monitors without rebuilding anything.

Built for Windows, not for one game

CrosshairEDGE is a transparent Windows overlay. It does not inject into games, does not read or write game memory, does not modify game files, and does not patch game processes. Because the app only manages its own overlay window, it works with most Windows games that run in borderless fullscreen or windowed fullscreen mode — no per-game integration required. Some games using exclusive fullscreen or restrictive anti-cheat systems may block normal overlays; in that case, switching to borderless fullscreen is the first thing to try.

Export, import, and share

When you build a setup you like, you don't have to keep it locked to one PC. Export your full configuration — all 20 presets, hotkeys, and settings — to a file, or import someone else's. For one-click sharing, CrosshairEDGE supports Steam Workshop: browse, download, vote, subscribe, and upload your own designs with custom preview images. Steam Cloud sync also keeps presets, hotkeys, and configuration aligned across the Windows PCs you sign in to.

Coming soon on Steam

CrosshairEDGE is built for Windows 10 and Windows 11 (64-bit) and is planned to launch on Steam for $5.99 USD. Add CrosshairEDGE to your Steam wishlist to get notified the moment it goes live, and check the CrosshairEDGE trailer to see the editor in motion.