In this article, we’ve compiled what we believe are the best CS2 crosshair codes, based on our subjective opinion. The choice of a crosshair is one of the most personal settings for any player. Some players prefer static crosshairs, while others, like myself, favor dynamic ones that change during shooting.
The aspect ratio of your screen is also an important factor to consider when choosing a crosshair. Some settings might look great on a 4:3 (stretched) aspect ratio but not as good on a full HD display, and vice versa.
Small crosshair CS2
This is an excellent semi-automatic sight that expands lines only when firing. Its small size may seem impractical at first glance, but a sufficiently large shadow makes it more noticeable on your monitor. From my experience, it is more suitable for stretched monitor resolutions, as it becomes larger horizontally, which makes it a good choice for most players.
Code for the small crosshair: CSGO-fW2UK-wROjX-O4tFk-92nOp-5fvvE
Average crosshair cs2
A medium-sized static crosshair is incredibly practical and suitable for any resolution and aspect ratio. Such settings are somewhat of a classic among old-school players, as we often observed something similar with GeT_RiGhT or friberg.
Code for the Average crosshair: CSGO-74GBM-ZLTWv-UW43X-8teNU-8AmsF
Dot crosshair CS2
This is an excellent small crosshair for CS2, which will be contrasting and noticeable under any video settings. It’s very convenient for headshots, especially if you prefer the LEGACY version. With it, you’ll understand when to repeat a shot from the same deagle, or any other pistol. From my experience, I can say that this is a great combination if your shooting style involves trying to hit the head and then spraying down the opponent.
Code for STATIC dot crosshair: CSGO-OMsv3-YGLLq-BvHyk-GyQnA-ed9aC
Code for LEGACY dot crosshair: CSGO-C8s4k-tO9oM-LoONb-5RZsN-9mKjC