Four free tools on one page: a crosshair editor with verified, dated pro profile codes, a sensitivity converter that keeps the same motion as in CS2, a skins catalogue with shop prices in VP and euros, and Guess My Rank to guess a player’s rank from a clip. FPS Forge is an independent project, not affiliated with Riot Games.
| Tool | What it does | Account |
|---|---|---|
| Crosshair | Full crosshair settings, profile code import and export, pro codes | None |
| Sensitivity | eDPI, cm per 360°, pro benchmarks, conversion from CS2 and to 7 games | None |
| Skins | Every skin by weapon and collection, tier, shop price in VP and euros | None |
| Guess My Rank | Guess a player’s rank from a clip, see the answer and how others voted | None to guess, account for the leaderboard |
No. FPS Forge is an independent project, not affiliated with Riot Games. Skin renders, rank icons and prices come from the game’s public data; pro crosshair codes are collected by hand and dated.
In game: Settings › Crosshair › Profiles › Import profile, then paste the code. The FPS Forge editor generates that code and reads the pros’ codes.
Not as is: for the same mouse motion, your Valorant sensitivity is your CS2 sensitivity divided by 3.18. The converter does the maths both ways and to other games.
Shop prices are synced daily, in VP and converted to euros. Unlike CS2, Valorant skins cannot be traded: there is no market value, only the shop price.
A clip, a rank to guess. You vote, the answer appears with everyone else’s votes. Guessing needs no account; an account is for the leaderboard and for submitting clips, which are reviewed before publication.
Yes, all of them, no account needed.