Best Counter-Strike 2 pro player crosshair codes

Any good Counter-Strike 2 player will want to improve their aim, and one way to do that is to import one of your favourite pro player's crosshair codes into your game.

Speaking from experience, having a clean and simple crosshair can make or break your aiming ability. With new crosshair options in CS2 - like having the crosshair follow your recoil pattern - there are now even more crosshair customisation options in the game.

While a lot of these crosshairs are quite similar overall, it's those minute differences that can be an absolute dealbreaker, allowing you to click more heads and win more games.

Best pro Counter-Strike 2 crosshair codes

All of these codes can, of course, be used from the get-go, but you're also able to further tweak them to suit your liking as needed. Astralis' dev1ce is my favourite player of all time, so I've always adopted his crosshair and tweaked it slightly to suit my own preferences.

Here are some of the most popular pro player crosshair codes in CS2 right now, including dev1ce, S1mple, and ZywOo, each of which has visual examples for you to look over:

s1mple (NAVI)

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s1mple crosshair code: CSGO-RiaU3-DDuB5-rCqXD-GUhfw-pevvE

A thin blue cross with a small gap in the middle.

ZywOo (Vitality)

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ZywOo crosshair code: CSGO-Qzpx5-BRLw8-xFPCS-hTns4-GHDhP

A thin green cross with a tiny gap in the centre.

NiKo (G2 Esports)

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NiKo crosshair code: CSGO-UwUWf-AScRw-fmW79-woFNe-wLsuL

A small green cross with no gap and a black outline.

dev1ce (Astralis)

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dev1ce crosshair code: CSGO-jvnbx-S3xFK-iEJXD-Y27Nd-AO6FP

A small yellow cross with medium thickness and a black outline. This is my go-to crosshair because of the clean look and ease of use. My performances picked up once I began to use it regularly, so I'd recommend trying this if you're stuck for choice while browsing this guide.

Twistzz (Team Liquid)

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Twistzz crosshair code: CSGO-9axTZ-n8pEc-uCqW3-SWTK7-3WOAK

A thin blue cross with a small gap in the middle.

sh1ro (Team Spirit)

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sh1ro crosshair code: CSGO-6eZMU-Ajpmt-2e57w-QaBao-3kYbD

A thin yellow cross with a medium size gap in the middle.

m0NESY (G2 Esports)

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m0NESY crosshair code: CSGO-hzrMn-jXu8b-R7VH4-hQ9aa-OnMHA

A thin blue cross with a dot in the middle.

stavn (Astralis)

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stavn crosshair code: CSGO-mw7Mq-5QZfQ-Bj8m7-LHMTr-cVGOP

A tiny blue cross with near zero thickness, and a barely distinguishable gap in the middle.

Spinx (Team Vitality)

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Spinx crosshair code: CSGO-HsTKJ-UzdPk-qvWjm-Y2FDE-eJH8D

A small green cross with a tiny gap in the centre.

EliGE (Complexity)

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EliGE crosshair code: CSGO-BFTzN-avOyU-djZEM-FmwKd-v5TCP

A small white cross with medium thickness, black outlines, and a medium sized gap.

Pimp

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Pimp crosshair code: CSGO-T2LCq-cZqO7-3b8bP-STQyB-YuAkE

A large yellow cross with thin lines and a tiny centre.

Shroud

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Shroud crosshair code: CSGO-DbrRD-BX8kL-fmQhq-cRuEt-KfTOG

A large blue cross with medium thickness and a tiny gap. This is another really strong crosshair that I've dabbled with in the past. The medium thickness of the lines make it stand out in all environments, which creates a strong contrast that helps you to spy enemies better.

More CS2 crosshair codes

If those in the list above weren't to your liking, there are plenty of additional crosshair codes from players or streamers that can also be used. Take a look at the full list below for some more Counter-Strike 2 crosshair codes:

As additional Counter-Strike 2 pro player crosshair codes become public, we'll be sure to add to this list accordingly - but there is certainly a big selection to choose from already.

Of course, using your favourite player or streamer's crosshair isn't going to make you as good as them - but it could be a step in the right direction.

How to import Counter-Strike 2 crosshair codes

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Follow the step-by-step guide below to find out how to import crosshair codes in Counter-Strike 2:

• Click on the settings menu icon in the top left corner of the screen
• Head to the 'Game' tab and then choose the 'Crosshair' sub-menu
• Look for the small 'Share or Import' button in the bottom right of the preview image for your current crosshair
• Copy and paste one of the codes from the list above into the text box that appears

After doing this, you are completely free to tweak the settings to your liking. 

If you make a change that you're not happy with, you can simply follow the above method once again to revert to the default settings for it.

Personally, I much prefer to have a small, clean crosshair that consists of just a small dot. I find that this makes it much easier to line up headshots from afar, but your mileage may vary.

That's everything you need to know about crosshairs in Counter-Strike 2, as well as some of the best codes to use as tested by pro players.

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