CS2 Pro Crosshair Codes

By Josh Lingenfelter

Browse and copy crosshair share codes from 189 professional Counter-Strike 2 players. Every code below comes from our pro settings database — no placeholders, no made-up codes.

How to Import a Pro Crosshair Code

1. Copy the share code from any player card above (it starts with CSGO-).
2. In CS2, open Settings → Game → Crosshair.
3. Click the Share/Import icon, paste the code, and confirm.

Codes apply instantly and can be tweaked afterwards — if you'd rather build from a pro's base and adjust size, gap, or color yourself, load a preset in the crosshair generator. For each player's full setup — sensitivity, resolution, gear, and config — see their profile in the pro settings database.

What Makes a Good Crosshair

Almost every code in this library shares three traits: a static style (almost always style 4, Classic Static) that never expands while moving, a small size with a tight or negative gap so the crosshair covers as little of the target as possible, and a high-contrast color — green and cyan dominate because they stand out against every competitive map. AWPers often run a plain dot or tiny cross for exact placement, while rifle players keep short arms to track spray transfers. Copy a player whose role matches yours before fine-tuning.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I import a CS2 crosshair code?

Copy the crosshair code (starts with "CSGO-"), go to Settings → Game → Crosshair → Share or Import, paste it, and click "Import". Your crosshair will update instantly.

What makes a good crosshair?

A good crosshair balances visibility and minimal obstruction. Most pros use small gaps and thin lines to see through to their target. A center dot helps precise placement, while an outline aids visibility in bright areas.

Should I use a crosshair code or customize my own?

Starting with a pro's code is great for learning their playstyle, but personalization matters. Tweak alpha, size, and gap to what feels natural for your eyes and monitor. Many pros fine-tune their crosshairs regularly.

What's the difference between crosshair styles?

CS2 has six styles (cl_crosshairstyle 0-5): 0 is the CS:GO default dynamic crosshair, 1 is its static variant, 2 is Classic (mostly static with dynamic dots when firing), 3 is Classic Dynamic (expands as you move and shoot), 4 is Classic Static (never moves — the choice of most pros), and 5 is Legacy, the old-school crosshair that expands only while shooting.

Do crosshair codes transfer between CS:GO and CS2?

Yes! Crosshair codes from CS:GO work in CS2. The sharing format remained the same, so you can use classic crosshairs from competitive history.