donk Crosshair Code and Settings Snapshot

A source-aware donk crosshair page that separates the latest published code from older versions instead of presenting one code as permanent.

Latest Published donk Code Snapshot

The latest dated code I could verify from public crosshair databases is:

CSGO-VeUo2-qw76k-xJeKX-izb9a-GVOAK

This snapshot is listed by Total CS as the crosshair donk used in Spirit vs MOUZ on September 6, 2026. Treat it as a dated public snapshot, not as a permanent official setting from donk.

Older donk Code

Some databases still show this older code:

CSGO-2uZLz-jXPTZ-SUkJx-dmJyv-UxQRO

That older snapshot appears in CS2pedia's pro crosshair reference and in the site's earlier player-code list. Total CS also records older donk appearances from August 28 and August 31, 2026. A difference between the two codes does not automatically mean that one site is wrong: professional players can change settings, and databases can update at different times.

How to Verify It in CS2

  1. Copy the dated code, including the complete CSGO- prefix.
  2. Open Settings → Crosshair/Scopes in the current CS2 client.
  3. Use Share or Import and paste the code.
  4. Check the preview and selected style after the import.
  5. Test it at your own resolution in a practice session.
  6. Save the imported code if the setup feels right.

The September 22, 2026 CS2 update changed the crosshair system, added new styles, and made crosshairs resolution independent. That means an older screenshot or a different style selection can make the same player's setup look different from an earlier database entry.

What to Copy From donk, and What Not to Copy

Use donk's code as a starting reference for a compact rifle crosshair. Do not copy the surrounding player setup as if it were part of the code. Crosshair readability still depends on:

  • Your resolution and aspect ratio.
  • Color and outline visibility on your map pool.
  • Whether you prefer static or dynamic feedback.
  • How much of the target the center dot or line gap covers.

If the imported code feels too small, change one value at a time and keep a backup of the original code.

Source Date Matters

When comparing donk codes, record three things:

FieldWhy it matters
CodeThe exact share-code snapshot.
Published or updated dateHelps separate current and older versions.
SourceLets you check whether the page cites a match, stream, or database update.

That is more reliable than searching for a single “official donk crosshair code,” because player settings are not fixed public identity data.

Sources