Counter-Strike 2

There is one tool here, and it is a real one. The CS2 Crosshair Lab takes a crosshair share code apart and shows you what is in it, lets you change it against a live preview, and gives you back either a valid share code or the console commands for a config file. You can keep up to twelve crosshairs in this browser and put two or three of them side by side.

It is deliberately a tool for your own crosshair. There is no pro-settings table here, no gallery and no ranking. A player-configuration layer is a different product with its own acquisition, freshness and attribution questions, and it would have to earn its place on the same evidence as everything else. Crosshair preference is subjective, and nothing on these pages will tell you there is a best one.

Nothing else is here yet, and the empty space is deliberate rather than unfinished. ToolGuild adds a Counter-Strike tool when it can answer a question properly, with the sources on the page, and not before.

One thing to know about the sources. ToolGuild looked for a Valve publication of the crosshair share-code format — at the official Counter-Strike site, at the Steam help surface for the game and at the Valve developer wiki — and did not find one in any of them. The facts behind this tool therefore rest on four independently authored, publicly readable implementations and on 131 real share codes checked against them, with the styles and the editable ranges taken from the game's own ConVar table as transcribed by two independent dumps. Every page says so: the provenance line reads "Community-derived" rather than borrowing an authority nothing supports. It is also the rare thing you can confirm yourself in twenty seconds — take the code this page gives you, import it, and look.

ToolGuild is not affiliated with, endorsed by or associated with Valve Corporation. Counter-Strike is their trademark, used here only to say which game these tools are for.