How the shape reads
The thicker arms make the cross easy to find despite its short reach. White stays neutral, and the absence of outline keeps the silhouette from growing further.
NiKo's white cross setup for Counter-Strike 2. Copy the native code below or open its modeled primary shape in the generator.
This modeled setup places thick 1.5-unit white lines into a very tight negative gap, with each arm only one unit long. It produces a compact but visually weighty center.
The thicker arms make the cross easy to find despite its short reach. White stays neutral, and the absence of outline keeps the silhouette from growing further.
A fit for players who want a small footprint but need more line weight than a hairline cross provides.
At distance, the tight gap and thick white arms may cover more of the target than the short length initially suggests.
Open the gap before reducing thickness if you want to preserve the strong recovery cue while revealing more of the center.
The code is copied locally in your browser. No account or upload is involved.
Open CS2 and go to Settings → Game → Crosshair.
Choose Share or Import in the crosshair preview area.
Paste the copied CSGO- import code and confirm.
Test the crosshair in a practice map before entering a match.
Compare a teammate or another cross profile before choosing your final setup.