CS2 player database

CS2 crosshair codes used by pro players

Preview and copy current CS2 crosshair codes from professional player profiles, with complete settings, configs, match history and gear.

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CS2 player crosshairs

How to use the CS2 pro crosshair database

Each card previews the player’s latest tracked crosshair. Open a profile to copy the complete CSGO- share code and inspect its length, gap, thickness, color, outline and center dot. Profiles with match history also show previous observations instead of presenting one code as permanent.

Current directory151 player profilesSearch by handle, real name or team and open the complete setup.
Copy formatCSGO- share codesThe CSGO- prefix is still the correct format for CS2 crosshair codes.
Beyond the codeSettings and historyCompare the current crosshair with available match observations and video settings.
Create your ownLive crosshair generatorAdjust the underlying values and copy safe console commands.

Already have a code? Follow the step-by-step import guide. Prefer a compact center point? Compare the CS2 dot crosshair examples. To create your own values, open the CS2 crosshair generator.

How do I copy a pro player’s CS2 crosshair?

Open the player profile, find the latest crosshair section and select Copy beside the complete share code. Then paste it into Share or Import in CS2.

Why do CS2 crosshair codes begin with CSGO-?

CS2 retained the older prefix for its share-code format. A complete CSGO- code can still be imported directly into Counter-Strike 2.

Do professional players keep one crosshair forever?

No. Players may test or change crosshairs over time. BestCrosshair separates the current profile value from older match observations where history is available.