If you play games like Counter Blox or Da Hood, you can replace your default crosshairs with custom ones to aim better. These are mainly Decal IDs shaped like popular crosshairs from other FPS games like CS2, Valorant & more. So, if you are looking for some decent Crosshair Decals to use inside your favorite games, here is a list for your browsing.
All Working Crosshair Decal ID Codes for Roblox
Below, you can find a list of 50 Crosshair Decal ID Codes for you to use in games. As mentioned earlier, these are designs inspired by popular mainstream videos. My favorite of these is the Simple Black because it resembles the main Crosshair I use in Valorant. Try each of them and do share your answer in the comment section.
| Crosshair Decal | Decal ID Codes |
|---|---|
| Anime Kitten | 7831350566 |
| B12 Bomber | 9445938929 |
| Barbie | 11754489656 |
| Black Square Maze | 8618077538 |
| Blue Circle Crosshair | 1008161062 |
| Blue Valorant | 3126429998 |
| CBRO | 2392624587 |
| Cross Pink Crosshair | 11716577756 |
| Cyan Crosshair | 358650771 |
| Da Baby | 6545881696 |
| DBZ Ball | 11759193017 |
| Easyggaim | 3521125035 |
| Exculsive Crosshair | 2159978195 |
| Four Hand | 6680544209 |
| Glow Smudged Circle | 10891594364 |
| Green Attraction | 10687839519 |
| Hellslinger Crosshair | 29066471 |
| Heart Love Crosshair | 11722368344 |
| Ice Hockey | 6289175160 |
| IGI | 35649262 |
| Keroppi | 11747026173 |
| Kirby Crosshair | 11988231187 |
| Kitten Crosshair | 5998624788 |
| Manny | 11721776729 |
| Mouse Pointer | 11959258763 |
| Neon Ball X | 4618023424 |
| Pixel Heart | 10878218322 |
| Pizza Agent | 9107608853 |
| Prophet | 11724945237 |
| Rainbow Crosshair | 4594341858 |
| Red 4-2-1-2 | 4463666440 |
| Red Dot | 4048495272 |
| Rush B | 5395359561 |
| Salmon Heart | 12146777431 |
| Santa | 11756695790 |
| Semi-Circle With Dot | 10490937536 |
| Sharingan Crosshair | 11770781108 |
| Shoot This Guy | 8680062706 |
| Shuriken Star | 11770890261 |
| Simple Black | 7479813095 |
| Small Red Dot | 2165430948 |
| Snowflake Crosshair | 11756694103 |
| Spaced White Crosshair | 316279305 |
| Swat Katz | 5705528753 |
| Target The Shop | 9988796437 |
| Teletubbies Small | 8127733802 |
| Triad | 4890368525 |
| Triple Blue | 942455758 |
| Turtle | 7590894555 |
| White Dot | 9524023226 |
| Wood | 394033102 |
| X Crosshair | 2106032409 |
How to use Crosshair Decal ID codes in Roblox
The process of using a Decal ID varies from game to game, and you must do individual research to use them. However, for the sake of the guide, let me give you a generic explanation, assuming we are equipping a new crosshair for Counter Blox. Firstly, open the game on your respective platform. Press the Settings option. Here, you will find the Crosshair on the right side with a small input text box. Copy and paste the code above into the input text box to equip them. Save and join a match to use your new Crosshair.
Roblox Crosshair Decal ID Codes FAQs
Decals are 2D images in Roblox that can be applied to parts, models, or 3D meshes for a variety of uses, such as wallpapers or custom crosshairs. While this feature is built into Roblox Studio by default, only certain games allow players to use decals on their end, adding an extra layer of personalization and customization.
Decal ID codes are numerical identifiers, typically 8 to 15 digits long, that contain only numbers with no letters or special characters. Unlike promotional Roblox codes, they do not expire and can be used at any time, as long as the decal remains available on Roblox’s cloud servers.
The main reason a Crosshair Decal ID code may not work is that it has been removed from the Roblox platform, often due to content violations or copyright issues. Another common cause is entering the code incorrectly. To avoid mis takes, it’s best to copy and paste the code rather than type it manually.
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Vignesh Raja started as a Freelancer and became a Full-Time Staff writer at Pro Game Guides in March 2024. He has an engineering degree in IT and was previously a Semi-Professional Apex Legends and Paladins eSports player. His passion for multiplayer games made him pursue a career in writing to share his knowledge about competitive gaming. Nowadays, he spends his time writing guides for Valorant, BitLife, and Roblox. Also, he manages and coaches upcoming BGMI players in his free time to help them thrive in India's competitive eSports scene.