Shape Control
Choose cross, X, dot, circle, T-shape, or ring-X styles, then tune color, opacity, size, thickness, gap, rotation, dot, and outline options.
A lightweight, local-first crosshair overlay built to stay out of your way while you play.
Available exclusively on Steam. One-time purchase. Windows 10 and Windows 11, 64-bit.
AimX combines a transparent always-on-top overlay with a focused desktop control panel for shaping, positioning, saving, and managing crosshairs.
Choose cross, X, dot, circle, T-shape, or ring-X styles, then tune color, opacity, size, thickness, gap, rotation, dot, and outline options.
Adjust the reticle and see the overlay update while you work, with a built-in preview in the settings window.
Save named crosshairs locally, restore bundled styles, and move builds between machines with JSON import and export.
Use configurable hotkeys to toggle the overlay or open settings without breaking focus.
Optionally hold a selected key or mouse button to hide the reticle, with adjustable hide and restore timing.
AimX keeps settings on your PC, uses locally bundled UI assets, and does not send telemetry to AimX servers.
Start with six built-in styles and refine the result with independent controls. Changes are validated before they reach the overlay and saved locally for the next launch.
Name and save custom crosshairs, switch between saved options, and restore bundled style presets when you want a clean starting point.
JSON import and export makes it practical to back up a reticle or share a configuration without creating an account.
Rebind the overlay toggle and settings shortcuts. AimX checks whether Windows accepted each shortcut and restores the previous valid binding if registration fails.
Optional ADS hold-to-hide clears the reticle while a selected key or mouse button is held. Independent hide and restore delays can be adjusted from 0 to 500 ms.
X and Y offsets support fine adjustments for setups where the useful aim point is not exactly at the geometric center of the selected display.
Select the monitor that should host the overlay. If it is disconnected, AimX temporarily falls back to the primary display and returns when the selected display is available again.
AimX lives in the system tray. Closing the settings window does not quit the app, and optional Windows startup launches it silently in the background after login.
AimX does not send telemetry, analytics, crosshair settings, or ADS input events to AimX servers. Settings and onboarding state are stored locally under the application data directory.
The Steam build uses Steam to confirm launch and ownership. Website analytics and marketing cookies are not used.
Quick answers about ownership, privacy, presets, and support.
AimX is a lightweight, local-first Windows desktop crosshair overlay sold exclusively through Steam at launch.
No. The app stores settings locally and does not send telemetry, analytics, or crosshair data to AimX servers.
Yes. Save named crosshairs locally and move presets between installs with JSON import and export.
Use support@aimx-app.com or the AimX Discord. Purchase and refund issues are handled through Steam.
AimX is available exclusively through Steam as a one-time purchase for Windows 10 and Windows 11, 64-bit.