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In Marvel Rivals, your crosshair may seem like a minor detail, but finding the right one for your preferences is crucial, as it can help you fine-tune your aim and make a surprising difference when it comes to landing your shots and combos. However, with such a large roster of heroes across different roles and playstyles available in the free-to-play hero shooter, any single crosshair may not necessarily work for every player or every hero.
Luckily, with the crosshair import and export function, players from around the world have been able to share their best crosshairs both for general aim and specific heroes. If you're looking to change things up and find a new crosshair to help you aim, we've identified 8 of the best options to try in Marvel Rivals. This includes classic crosshairs, dots, circles, and even more niche layouts. Each one of these crosshairs works exceptionally well for fine-tuning your shots, is clean and easy to look at, and works well with multiple heroes.
Note: While these crosshairs offer a selection of different shapes, colors, and layouts, the perfect crosshair ultimately comes down to personal preference. The suggested heroes below are just that - suggestions that have been commonly seen running these same or very similar crosshair options. You may find a different crosshair to be more effective on your main hero, so be sure to import a few of them and test them out to find which one works best.

This is a very basic setup as far as crosshairs go, but it is also one of the most versatile and familiar crosshairs to play with. It's suitable for a wide variety of heroes across different roles, primarily characters who have a bit of weapon or projectile spread, or generally wider projectiles, such as Gambit, Loki, and Rocket, but it can also work very well with flankers like Star-Lord and even Spider-Man's melee dive style, enabling you to easily line up pulls and combos on a whim. It's essentially the 'ol reliable of crosshairs, so to speak.

This tiny little dot works very well with sniper characters, primarily Hela, as she tends to point and snap her shots. However, it also works well for Hawkeye's arrow projectiles to help you hit those headshots and get easy picks. Black Widow doesn't snipe as much after her rework, but you can still get value out of her heightened run-and-gun playstyle with this small dot layout.

Melee characters don't benefit from the same crosshair layouts as your snipers and hitscans. Instead, you want a notable crosshair that you can use to track your enemies when initiating fights and striking combos, without taking up too much space as a distraction. This crosshair strikes a really nice balance, and even fits pretty closely to Venom's tendrils, enabling precision aim after your dive. Other than that, it's also effective with Iron Fist's kick and punch combos, Black Panther's spear and dash, and Captain America's shield throw and melee.

This one is a slightly altered form of your general crosshair, creating a slight circular gap in the middle with open space. This crosshair is great for characters that have projectile bullets or a bit of a spread, such as Psylocke, Storm, and Bucky, as well as aimed projectile/aimed beam heroes such as Invisible Woman and Jubilee. It's also quite useful for lining up hitscan shots on Phoenix and triggering her explosive marks.

This wide crosshair is good for characters that have a larger hitbox and/or larger projectiles, such as Jeff the Land Shark's water beam, Magneto's primary fire, Peni Parker's webs, Doctor Strange's primary projectiles, and Emma Frost's beam, just to name a few.

This crosshair benefits characters that excel with precision aim and frequently apply pressure through their damage. It is best suited to hitscan characters that require that snappy aim, such as Phoenix, Hela, Mantis, and Luna Snow, as well as characters that require consistent aim, such as The Punisher, Adam Warlock, and Star-Lord.

This crosshair is particularly well-suited to certain poke characters such as Cyclops, Moon Knight, and Mister Fantastic. It's specifically lined up with Cyclops' primary fire blast and can work well for Loki's healing/damage blast in the same way. It also works surprisingly well for Moon Knight's primary fire size/range, as well as Mr Fantastic's stretchy arm punches. Have a try and see if you enjoy this one, though it probably won't be for everyone, as it is rather visually bright and bold, which may border on distracting for some.

This crosshair may look a little ridiculous on your screen at first due to its size compared to others. However, it is actually a rather useful crosshair to run on characters that have a wide/large hitbox with their melee attacks, such as Magik's sword swings, Devil Dinosaur's chomp and tail swing, Rogue's punch, grab, and kick combos, and Thing's punch and charge hitbox.
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