Crosshair Styles
Pick the shape or colour you want. Each page lists the pros who use it and gives you a preset to start from.
Dot 9 pro codes A dot crosshair strips the four lines away and leaves a single point. It gives the cleanest view of the target and forces you to trust your spray control, which is why some rifle-heavy players run it. It is harder to track recoil with, so it suits players who already know the spray patterns. Since the September 2026 update it has its own style, Dot Only. Small 248 pro codes Small crosshairs dominate the pro scene. A length of 2 pixels with a gap of 1 puts the four bars right against the centre, so the crosshair covers only a few pixels of the enemy model at range. This is the setup donk, s1mple and most tier-one riflers use. Green 171 pro codes Green is the CS2 default and still the most popular colour among pros. The update removed the old colour presets, so green is now just an RGB value: the game default is 0, 255, 0. Some players run a custom mint (0, 255, 135) that keeps the green contrast but pops a little more on Inferno and Ancient. Cyan 111 pro codes Cyan is the second most common pro colour. Almost nothing in a CS2 map is cyan, so the crosshair never blends into the background. AWPers in particular favour it because it stays sharp against sky and water on maps like Nuke and Ancient. Yellow 27 pro codes Yellow is one of the highest-contrast colours in CS2 and shows up on almost every surface. It is a good pick if you play on a smaller monitor or at a lower resolution where a thin crosshair can vanish. White 27 pro codes A white crosshair is neutral and never fights with map colours, which is why some AWPers prefer it. It needs an outline, otherwise it disappears on bright surfaces. device has used a near-white colour for years. No Outline 303 pro codes Turning the outline off makes the crosshair look thinner and cleaner. Without a border the bars blend more with the scene, so this works best with a bright colour and a short length. Most top riflers, including NiKo and ropz, run no outline. Static 338 pro codes A static crosshair never expands when you move or shoot. Almost every professional player uses Static Cross, style 4, because a fixed reference point makes it easier to learn spray patterns and hold angles. If you are switching from the new default Dynamic Quad, expect a few days of adjustment. T-Style 0 pro codes The T crosshair drops the top bar so nothing sits above your aim point. It gives a clearer view of the head while still keeping horizontal reference lines for recoil. It is uncommon among pros but popular with players who find the top line distracting.