Advanced Crosshair Generator

Crosshair Style

Style

Size: 0.7

Thickness: 0.2

Gap: 1

Outline: 0.0

Center Dot: 0.0

Draw Outline

Remove Top Line (T-Style)

Colors & Transparency

Color Preset

Red

Green

Yellow

Blue

Cyan

Custom

Alpha: 200

Outline Alpha: 100

CS2 Commands

cl_crosshairsize 0.7; cl_crosshairthickness 0.2; cl_crosshairgap 1; cl_crosshair_outlinethickness 0; cl_crosshairdot 0; cl_crosshairstyle 4; cl_crosshairalpha 200; cl_crosshaircolor 1; cl_crosshaircolor_r 50; cl_crosshaircolor_g 250; cl_crosshaircolor_b 50; cl_crosshair_outline_alpha 100; cl_crosshair_t 0; cl_crosshair_drawoutline 0; cl_crosshair_fixedgap 3; cl_crosshairusealpha 1

How to Apply Your Crosshair:

1. Copy the commands using the button below

2. Open CS2 and press ~ or ` to open console

3. Press Ctrl + V to paste and hit Enter

⚠️ Multiple Parts Required

The CS2 console only accepts 255 characters at once. Because your crosshair command is longer than this, it needs to be split up and input into the console in 2 separate parts. The copy button will do this for you.

After copying the first set of commands (1/2) and inputting this into the CS2 console, click the copy button again (2/2) and input this second set of commands into the console.

Live Preview

Map Background

Move mouse to test crosshair positioning • Right-click to lock/unlock position

How to Use the CS2 Crosshair Generator

This crosshair generator lets you create a custom CS2 crosshair with a real-time live preview. Adjust size, thickness, gap, color, opacity, outline, and dot settings using the controls above, then copy the generated console commands directly into your CS2 autoexec or paste them into the in-game developer console.

Style settings control the overall shape of your crosshair. The classic style (style 4) is the most popular among competitive players because it provides a static crosshair that does not expand during movement or shooting. Style 5 offers a dynamic crosshair that expands based on your movement and weapon inaccuracy, which can help newer players understand when their shots will be accurate.

Color and visibility are crucial for competitive play. Most professional CS2 players use green (RGB 0, 255, 0) or cyan (RGB 0, 255, 255) crosshairs because these colors contrast well against the dark environments common in CS2 maps like Dust2, Mirage, and Inferno. The outline option adds a black border around your crosshair, improving visibility on bright surfaces like sky or white walls.

You can also import existing crosshairs by pasting console commands, or use the randomize button to discover new configurations. Once you are happy with your crosshair, use the copy button to get the full command string, then paste it into your CS2 console (open with the tilde key ~) to apply it immediately.

Choosing the Right Crosshair for Your Playstyle

Your crosshair choice should complement your playstyle. Entry fraggers and aggressive players often prefer smaller crosshairs with a center dot for precise flick shots. AWPers typically use a simple dot or very small crosshair since the scope handles most aiming. Lurkers and support players may prefer slightly larger crosshairs for better visibility during site holds and spray transfers.

If you are unsure where to start, browse our pro player crosshair collection to see what settings professional CS2 players use in tournaments. You can import any pro's crosshair directly into this generator and tweak it to your preference.

Most of the images being used in this webapp are referenced from emoji.gg and google.