Now let me read the existing files to understand the codebase structure:
Let me check available UI components:
Now I have everything I need. Let me build the CODM crosshair creator. I'll update the theme, layout, and create the components:
Now let me create the manifest and all the components:
Now let me verify the globals.css is complete and properly structured:
Everything looks good. The app is complete. Here's what I built:
CODM Crosshair Creator — a dark-themed, mobile-first custom crosshair generator for Call of Duty Mobile. The app features a real-time canvas preview with 4 background options (Dark, Light, Dust, Forest), 5 crosshair styles (Cross, Cross+Dot, T-Shape, Circle, Dot), and full customization controls for color, size, thickness, gap, opacity, outline, and center dot. There are 6 presets (Classic, Compact, Dot, Pro, Sniper, Ring) to get started quickly, plus an export button that downloads a 256x256 transparent PNG of your crosshair for overlaying in-game.
Great question — since CODM is a mobile game, you need a screen overlay app that draws your custom crosshair on top of everything. Here's how it works for each platform:
Android (easiest)
Install a crosshair overlay app from the Play Store, such as:
In Android Settings, go to Apps > Special Access > Display over other apps and make sure the overlay app has permission enabled.
iOS (more limited)
iOS doesn't allow third-party screen overlays the same way Android does. Your options:
Important notes:
The crosshair creator here gives you a transparent PNG at 256x256 — that's the file you import into whichever overlay method you choose.