Our sister site CSstats.gg shows the crosshair codes that many of the world’s best players used in their most recent match. Their CS2 pro crosshairs show top players like donk, ZyWoO, Niko, and more.
Here’s how to find any pro’s code and use it in your own games.
How do I get a CS2 pro’s crosshair?
Find your favourite pro on Liquipedia and copy their Steam profile link. Search for that link on CSstats, open their most recent match, and copy their crosshair code. Then paste it into the CS2 console.
- Find the pro on Liquipedia. Search for their name on Liquipedia and open their player page. Their Steam profile is linked in the player info box. It is added for almost all notable professionals. Copy that link.
- Search their Steam profile on CSstats. Paste the link into the search bar on CSstats.gg and open their profile.
- Open their most recent match. The match room shows the crosshair code they played with and the date of the match.
- Copy their crosshair code.
- Paste it into CS2. Open the developer console with the ~ key. Paste the code with Ctrl+V and press Enter. If the console doesn’t open, turn it on first in Settings > Game > Enable Developer Console.
Is there a quicker way for top pros?
Yes. The CS2 pro crosshairs page has the latest codes for 20 top pros, so you can skip the search. They include donk, ZywOo, kyousuke, m0NESY, NiKo, sh1ro, makazze, zont1x, magixx, and more. Hit the copy button under any crosshair, or hit the pencil to edit it in your browser first.
How recent is the crosshair code?
It’s from the pro’s most recent match in FACEIT or Premier. Some pros change their crosshair often, others rarely. Check the date shown with the code to see how recent it is.
Should I use a pro’s crosshair?
A pro’s crosshair is a good starting point. But what suits donk at his resolution may not suit your setup. Try a few while you warm up before you grind Elo with one. If none of them feel right, make your own with the CS2 Crosshair Generator.