Forsaken Crosshair ID Codes: 25 Cool Crosshairs and How to Use Them

Changing your crosshair in Roblox Forsaken is a simple way to make the game feel more comfortable, especially if you spend a lot of time aiming at enemies or trying to land precise attacks. Instead of being stuck with the default design, Forsaken lets players use custom crosshair IDs based on different icons, shapes, characters, and pop culture references.

The best part is that changing your crosshair does not require Robux or a special Game Pass. You can simply enter a valid Crosshair ID through the Settings menu and immediately use it during a match. Below, you can find the available IDs and a quick guide on how to equip them.

All Cool Forsaken Crosshair ID Codes

There are many different designs available, ranging from simple shapes to recognizable characters and internet-inspired icons. Some are designed to be clean and easy to see, while others are mainly there to make your gameplay look different.

Here are the crosshair IDs from the provided list:

• 007N7 — 119815182456109
• 1X4 — 84064056839739
• Azure — 130571147328752
• Cat Circle — 11778558811
• Chance — 86503901052725
• Christmas Tree — 11756692076
• Classic Cursor — 12993132183
• Coolkidd — 139523703175042
• Crying Noob — 124558821468887
• Dusekkar — 106382975893482
• Elliot — 132470219704420
• Epic Face — 11734893655
• Kitty — 5998624778
• Mafioso — 124608434634989
• Maxwell till — 12222223187
• Noob Crosshair Forsaken — 113095974908391
• Noli — 107023551971120
• Pr3tty Princess — 85186637649142
• Sfoth — 72728805860685
• Shedletsky 2 — 133022102466741
• Shoot Here — 8680062686
• Spawn — 134399639839028
• Square — 6583231528
• Two Time — 115969711738888
• Undertale — 93896568711472

These designs can be used whether you are playing as a Killer or Survivor. Since everyone has different preferences when aiming, it is worth testing several options instead of immediately sticking with the first one you like.

How to Change Your Crosshair in Forsaken

Forsaken allows players to customize their crosshair directly through the Settings menu. There is no need to purchase a Game Pass or spend Robux just to use a custom crosshair. This makes the feature available to everyone, including players who are just starting the game. To change your crosshair, follow these steps:

1. Launch Forsaken on Roblox.
2. Enter the game and open the Settings menu.
3. Find the Crosshair Enabled option.
4. Make sure the option is turned on.
5. Look directly underneath it for the Crosshair Input box.
6. Copy one of the Crosshair IDs from the list above.
7. Paste the ID into the input box.
8. Apply the change and check your new crosshair in-game.

The Crosshair Enabled option is normally turned on by default, so most players only need to enter their preferred ID.

How to Choose the Best Crosshair

There is no single crosshair that is objectively the best for every Forsaken player. Your choice should depend on how easy the design is to see and how comfortable it feels during a match.

For competitive gameplay, simpler designs such as Square, Classic Cursor, or Shoot Here may be easier to follow because they do not have as much visual detail. If you care more about style, options such as Kitty, Cat Circle, Epic Face, or Christmas Tree can give your screen a more unique appearance.

A good crosshair should ideally remain easy to see while you are moving, fighting, and dealing with effects on the screen. If a design looks great but makes it harder to judge where you are aiming, switching back to a simpler option may improve your gameplay.

Does Changing the Crosshair Cost Robux?

No. Custom crosshair selection is available without purchasing a Game Pass. You only need a valid Crosshair ID and access to the Settings menu.

This is useful because players can experiment with different designs without having to spend Robux. You can also change your selection whenever you want by replacing the existing ID in the Crosshair Input box with another one.

Custom crosshairs are a small but useful customization feature in Roblox Forsaken. Whether you want a clean aiming point for competitive matches or simply want something funny and different on your screen, there are plenty of designs to try.

Start with a simple crosshair if your main goal is accuracy, then experiment with the more unusual designs once you know what works for you. Since the feature is free, you can switch between the available IDs whenever you want and find the crosshair that feels most comfortable during both Killer and Survivor matches.