CS2 / CSGO Crosshair Generator
Create or import a CS:GO or CS2 crosshair, compare live range, bright, and dark previews, then copy a native CSGO- code, console commands, or a CFG.
Recommended CS2 reference presets
Explore 12 additional community-labeled references or compare featured and competitive groups. Copy a code immediately or load it into the editor. Names and tags are not verified attribution.
Names, team tags, and roles are unverified community catalog labels, not current settings, affiliations, or endorsements.
Build your crosshair
The essential controls for a competitive, visible crosshair.
Import an existing code
Paste a native game profile code to edit it without rebuilding it.
CS2 / CS:GO console commands
One Counter-Strike editor, three native-ready outputs
CS2 keeps the familiar cl_crosshair settings from CS:GO, while native CS2 share codes still begin with CSGO-. This page keeps those formats clearly separated. Use it as a CSGO crosshair maker or creator, then verify the native output in Counter-Strike 2.
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Create, import, or randomize
Start in Quick mode, expose every supported profile control in Advanced mode, import an existing CSGO- code, or begin with the CS2 crosshair code library.
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Copy the native CSGO- code
Paste the generated code directly into Settings → Game → Crosshair → Share or Import.
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Use commands or a CFG
Advanced users can copy the equivalent CS2 / CS:GO console commands or download the same setup as a CFG file.
Featured CS2 crosshair presets
Start with six representative profiles or open the complete paginated library to search all 60 copy-ready codes.
Explore CS2 crosshair categories
Compare profiles that share one visible property, then inspect the differences in gap, thickness, line groups, and outline.
Dot crosshairs
Browse CS2 dot and dot-enabled reference presets with live previews, native CSGO- import values, and practical visibility guidance.
Open collection 02 · 43 PROFILESSmall crosshairs
Compare small CS2 crosshair codes with compact line lengths, controlled thickness, live previews, and copy-ready CSGO- import values.
Open collection 03 · 25 PROFILESGreen crosshairs
Browse green CS2 reference presets with native CSGO- values, live previews, modeled settings, and contrast tips.
Open collectionHow to use your CS2 crosshair
Copy your result from the generator, then follow the native import flow below. Nothing is installed by this website.
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Copy the complete CSGO- code from the editor.
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Open CS2 and go to Settings → Game → Crosshair.
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Choose Share or Import, paste the code, and confirm.
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Test the result in a practice map and adjust one setting at a time.
What makes a good CS2 crosshair?
A useful CS2 crosshair stays visible over bright walls, dark corners, smoke edges, and player models without covering the head you are aiming at. Static style 4 is a dependable baseline because the reticle does not expand with movement or recoil.
Begin around size 2–3, thickness 0.5–1, and a slightly negative gap. Pick a custom color that contrasts with your common maps, then add a thin outline only if the crosshair disappears on light textures. A dot can help with tap shots but may obscure distant heads at lower resolutions.
Read the complete selection guide Browse every crosshair guideCS2 crosshair questions
Is this CS2 crosshair generator free?
Yes. It runs entirely in your browser, requires no account, and does not upload your settings.
Are named crosshair presets official or current?
No. Names, team tags, and roles are unverified community catalog labels. Treat every code as a reference starting point, not a current player setting or endorsement.
What CS2 crosshair style should I start with?
A static style with length 1–3, thickness 0.5–1, and a small negative gap is a reliable starting point. Visibility and comfort matter more than copying a specific player.
Is this CS:GO crosshair generator compatible with CS2?
Yes. The editor targets Counter-Strike 2 and uses the familiar cl_crosshair settings carried forward from CS:GO. Copy the generated console commands or download the CFG, then verify the result in CS2.
Why do CS2 crosshair share codes start with CSGO-?
Valve retained the CSGO- prefix for native Counter-Strike 2 crosshair share codes. A CSGO- prefix does not mean the code is only for the original CS:GO.
Does the custom editor create a CSGO- share code?
Yes. Every editor change produces a native CSGO- share code for the in-game Share or Import field. Advanced users can also copy the equivalent console commands or download a CFG.