About

CS2Crosshairs is a directory of professional Counter-Strike players, their crosshairs, and their equipment.

What CS2Crosshairs is

CS2Crosshairs is a fan-made reference for the competitive Counter-Strike 2 scene. We collect the crosshairs, settings, and equipment that professional players actually use in official matches, then present them in one place so the rest of the community can browse, compare, and borrow them. Whether you want to copy the exact crosshair of your favorite rifler, look up what mouse an AWPer relies on, or browse the settings behind a specific share code, the site is designed around that single goal: turning scattered match data into a searchable, readable archive.

Crosshair history

Crosshair codes come from match demos linked to player identities. Dates describe when a crosshair was observed. They don’t mean a player used the same crosshair continuously.

How we record crosshairs

Crosshair codes on CS2Crosshairs come from match demos that are linked to player identities. We analyze the recorded game state of official and high-level matches, extract the crosshair a player had configured, and attach the observation to their profile with the date of the match. Each entry records what was observed at that moment. Players change their crosshairs regularly, sometimes between maps, so a profile can show several setups over time. When the same crosshair is seen across multiple matches, it suggests a preference rather than a one-off experiment.

Player information

Player and team metadata comes from PandaScore. Role categories are curated from published reporting; unverified roles are left uncategorized. Equipment appears when it has been added to a player’s profile.

Equipment and gear

In addition to crosshairs, we track the equipment players use, including mice, keyboards, headsets, monitors, and mousepads. Gear appears on a player's profile when it has been attributed to them from a reliable source. Because peripherals change often in esports, the gear section reflects the most recently reported setup rather than a permanent list. Some listings link to retailers, and the site may earn a commission from qualifying purchases made through those links.

Site features

Beyond profiles, the site includes a crosshair inspector where you can paste a CS2 share code and see its settings decoded and previewed against realistic map scenes. You can adjust style, length, thickness, gap, color, outline, and other options, start from a preset or a pro player's setup, copy the generated console commands, or download them as a .cfg file. Crosshair codes can also be searched and compared across the players who use them.

Accounts and community

You can create an account to bookmark the crosshairs you want to keep and to take part in profile discussions. Comments are public and appear with your display name, while your saved crosshairs stay private to your account.

Independent project

CS2Crosshairs is not affiliated with Valve, the teams, or the players listed. Counter-Strike and related marks belong to their respective owners.

Corrections and contact

Crosshairs, equipment, and team information is collected from public match data and reporting, so errors can slip through. If you spot a mistake — an outdated crosshair, a wrong attribution, or a missing player — get in touch through the contact page and we will review it. Player requests to remove or correct their profile are handled the same way.