CS2 Pro Player Crosshairs
A source-aware overview of popular CS2 pro player crosshair codes and why player settings can differ between databases.
Why Pro Codes Differ Between Sites
CS2 pro player crosshair codes are not permanent facts. Players can change settings between matches, streams, tournaments, and roster moves. That is why two databases can show different codes for the same name.
Use pro codes as starting points. Import the code, test it at your own resolution, then save your final version.
Sourced Code Snapshots
The following table uses CS2pedia's June 2026 source pull for a consistent snapshot.
| Player | Role style | Share code snapshot |
|---|---|---|
| NiKo | Rifler | CSGO-m89VO-6zPDr-53TJ9-OySAJ-V8Y2Q |
| ZywOo | AWPer / hybrid star | CSGO-KDOkV-jUpoE-GdhAh-YzbZL-MYXTB |
| donk | Aggressive rifler | CSGO-2uZLz-jXPTZ-SUkJx-dmJyv-UxQRO |
| m0NESY | AWPer | CSGO-JV6Rw-9sfQB-UzokG-SHqBx-sbK5O |
| ropz | Rifler / lurker | CSGO-nCfX7-54ue9-aC5eV-6Womf-Q6izO |
| s1mple | AWPer / star player | CSGO-UseJt-3oTvn-47wPX-hEyER-WZfiK |
How to Choose a Pro Crosshair
- Pick donk or NiKo if you want a compact rifler reference.
- Pick m0NESY or ZywOo if you want an AWPer-linked setup to compare.
- Pick ropz if you want a minimal style as a starting point.
- Pick s1mple if you want a widely referenced classic player setup.
Then adjust size, gap, outline, and color for your display. Copying the player name matters less than making the crosshair readable in your game.
Cross-Check Before Publishing a Config
If you are sharing your own config, check at least two sources:
- A live crosshair database.
- A player config/settings database.
- Recent stream overlays or tournament VOD notes if available.
When sources disagree, say so. It is better to publish a dated snapshot than to imply one code is permanently official.