The perfect crosshair for your style in CS2

Ready-made pro player crosshair codes, a breakdown of the console commands (cl_crosshair...) and generating a custom crosshair.

3 September 2026 2 min read 51
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The best way to find the perfect crosshair in CS2 is to start with pro player codes (for example s1mple, ZywOo, NiKo) and then slightly tweak the cl_crosshair settings to fit your shooting style. Most pros use a compact static crosshair (style 4, size 1–2, thickness around 0.5, gap -4 to -1).

🔑 Pro player crosshair codes (2026)

Player

Crosshair code

s1mple

CSGO-u2H9q-R3KDb-ijHuY-Bfizr-J9T8N

ZywOo

CSGO-CtrmB-erJwH-kJ3Jo-pRjZA-3yOtQ

NiKo

CSGO-HurWU-QvLHO-uJUkC-9DUU8-euzQN

m0NESY

CSGO-eycw8-ZF7yv-FJiYt-OU9zn-7JXoN

donk

CSGO-kAGJP-AFeq7-hfAa4-Jmkn6-q6ksF

ropz

CSGO-nCfX7-54ue9-aC5eV-6Womf-Q6izO

Twistzz

CSGO-VjF2S-HLdS4-jSpcw-GrdHu-2yDRE

📌 To import: Settings → Game → Crosshair → Share/Import → paste the code → Import.

⚙️ Key cl_crosshair commands explained

  • cl_crosshairsize — line length (1–3 for a compact crosshair).

  • cl_crosshairthickness — thickness (0.5–1 for balance).

  • cl_crosshairgap — gap in the centre (-4 to -1 for a tight crosshair).

  • cl_crosshaircolor — colour (green, cyan or yellow are the most visible).

  • cl_crosshairdot — centre dot (0 = off, 1 = on).

  • cl_crosshair_drawoutline — outline (1 = on, for visibility on light walls).

  • cl_crosshair_recoil — recoil dynamics (a new option in CS2, useful for practice).

🎯 How to choose a crosshair for your play style

  • Static (style 4) — best for competitive play, builds muscle memory.

  • Dynamic (style 0 or 3) — expands when moving/shooting, useful for beginners to see their mistakes.

  • Dot — suits players who tap and aim for the head, but makes spray control harder.

  • Hybrid (dot + lines) — a compromise, like s1mple's.

🛠️ Generating a custom crosshair

  1. Launch the crashz' Crosshair Generator map from the Steam Workshop.

  2. Test different settings in real time.

  3. Save the one you like via the "Share/Import" menu.

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