Setup guide · Pixel precision

How to Center Your Crosshair Exactly

Skip eyeballing it: use the free app's 1px nudge hotkeys to step the marker onto the true screen center, then lock the loadout.

Center it in three steps

  1. Step 1 Place the marker roughly centered.

    Drag the overlay near the middle of the screen. Within a few dozen pixels is close enough to start.

  2. Step 2 Nudge with the arrow hotkeys.

    Each press moves exactly one pixel. Alternate horizontal and vertical nudges while watching a symmetrical reference, like a doorway edge.

  3. Step 3 Save the loadout.

    Locked coordinates carry across restarts, so you center once per display instead of every session.

Centering questions

What is the exact center of my screen?

Half the horizontal pixels and half the vertical pixels — for example 960 by 540 on a 1920 by 1080 display. The nudge method below lands you there without doing the math.

Why not just drag it into place?

Dragging with a mouse lands within a few pixels but rarely exact. One-pixel hotkey nudges move deterministically, so you can feel each step and stop precisely.

Does centering survive resolution changes?

If you change resolution or monitors, re-check with the nudge keys — the pixel center moves with the display. Your loadout keeps every other setting.