Design any crosshair
Dots, crosses, T, X, circles, rings and lines, plus squares, triangles, stars, hexagrams, diamonds and gears. Stack them as layers and fine-tune length, thickness, gap, scale, rotation and offset per layer.
Add a clean, fully customizable aiming crosshair to your favorite PC games, the safe and Windows-native way. Design it, color it, animate it, and switch on the fly without ever touching the game.
No injection. Nothing touches your game. It just draws on screen.
A quick look at how to design a crosshair, pin the widget, and drop into a match.
Start with a simple dot, or stack shapes into layers and tune every detail until it's unmistakably yours.
Dots, crosses, T, X, circles, rings and lines, plus squares, triangles, stars, hexagrams, diamonds and gears. Stack them as layers and fine-tune length, thickness, gap, scale, rotation and offset per layer.
Set fill and outline colors, dial in opacity and round your edges. Use curated palettes, build and save your own, keep favorites, and apply a whole palette in a single click.
Optional glow, breathe, hue-cycle and particle effects, plus spin, pulse and slide animations. Mix and match per layer for a look that's minimal, subtle, or fully animated. Your call.
Import your own image to use as a crosshair and align its exact aim point. Or bind custom meme images that flash on screen with a hotkey. They are perfect for clips and messing with friends.
Assign hotkeys to instantly cycle between saved crosshairs mid-match, bind meme images to their own keys, and toggle the overlay on and off without ever unpinning the widget.
Preview your crosshair on built-in game-style backgrounds so you can dial it in before you ever load into a match. Hit the random generator any time for instant fresh designs.
From the layer-based creator to your saved library, everything lives in one clean editor.
Crosshair Overlay draws on top of whatever you're playing, so you always have a crisp, consistent point of aim, even in games where the default crosshair is weak, cluttered, or missing entirely.
It runs as an Xbox Game Bar widget and never touches the game itself, so your clicks pass straight through and your aim stays exactly where you put it.
Anti-cheat rules vary by game and can change at any time. See the safety note below and play by each game's terms.
Crosshair Overlay installs as one package with two parts. You get the editor app where you design everything, and the Game Bar widget that shows it in-game.
Grab Crosshair Overlay. The editor app and the Game Bar widget come together in one download.
Open the editor, build your crosshair from shapes and layers, and style it with colors, palettes, effects and animations.
Press Win + G, find Crosshair Overlay in the widget list, and pin it so it stays on screen while you play.
Click the mouse icon on the Game Bar home bar so your clicks pass straight through the overlay to the game.
Load up your game and go. Switch between saved crosshairs or flash meme images mid-match with your hotkeys.
Heads up: for overlays and hotkeys to work, run your game in Borderless or Windowed mode rather than exclusive Fullscreen. Most overlays have the same requirement.
Crosshair Overlay runs on top of Microsoft's Xbox Game Bar, the standard overlay framework that ships with Windows. It simply draws an image on your screen, the same way overlays like Discord or the built-in Xbox overlay do.
Anti-cheat systems are controlled by each game's publisher, differ from game to game, and can change at any time, and some games prohibit any third-party on-screen overlay in their terms of service. We make no guarantee that Crosshair Overlay is permitted by, or will not be flagged by, any particular game or its anti-cheat system. You use the app entirely at your own risk and are responsible for following the rules and terms of service of every game you play. Lucky Panda is not responsible or liable for any warning, suspension, ban, match penalty, or other consequence that may result from using the app. If you are unsure whether a game permits overlays, do not use the app with that game. You are also solely responsible for any image or content you import or display.
Crosshair Overlay is just getting started. More shapes, more effects, and deeper customization are on the way. Jump in early and help shape where it goes next.