Which pro crosshair should you try first?
Try a few different profiles instead of copying one setting and assuming it will improve your aim. Start with ZywOo crosshair code, donk crosshair code, m0NESY crosshair code, s1mple crosshair code and XANTARES crosshair code. Each page provides a share code and a preview generated from that recorded code.
For other options, compare NiKo's crosshair and sensitivity with ropz's crosshair and settings. Their dated source records help you check which setup was actually documented.
These are documented snapshots rather than live player settings. The crosshair a professional uses in a tournament or practice session can change. Open the player profile for dates and source details before saying a code is the latest.
How to copy and import a CS2 crosshair
Go to our pro crosshair directory, choose a player and press Copy on their code. Open Counter-Strike 2, navigate to Settings → Game → Crosshair and use Share or Import to paste the share code. Confirm the import and check the appearance in a practice server.
The share code controls the reticle rather than importing a full player config. It will not automatically set a player's mouse DPI, in-game sensitivity, video resolution or launch options. See the step-by-step import guide for more detail.
Crosshair shape, gap, thickness and visibility
A compact crosshair can keep the middle of the screen clear, while a larger reticle may be easier to find during movement. Gap, thickness, color, outline and dot preferences all change visibility. There is no single choice that works for every player or background.
Test candidate codes on bright and dark parts of several maps, with the resolution you actually use. If you play stretched, the crosshair may appear different from someone else's screenshot. Pick what you can see consistently rather than what looks best in a thumbnail.
DPI and sensitivity are separate settings
Professional player profiles also list mouse DPI, in-game sensitivity and eDPI where known. eDPI equals DPI multiplied by in-game sensitivity. It helps compare movement scales, but does not describe mouse acceleration, grip style or comfort.
A crosshair code does not include these values. Adjust sensitivity only after testing and aim for a setup that allows repeatable, comfortable movement. Avoid copying every setting at once; change one variable at a time.
Are these the latest CS2 pro crosshairs?
FRAG WATCH records available professional settings alongside observation or source dates. We do not claim that every code is being used in the player's current match. A saved, dated code is more useful than an undated “latest” claim.
You can return to the 65-player directory to browse other pros or use Pro Lobbies to explore recorded FACEIT matches involving professionals. The match-history page does not verify a player's crosshair in a particular match.
Data and scope note: FACEIT information may change. This guide is educational and does not guarantee match outcomes or claim that recorded player settings are live.