Updated: June 2026
In CS2, precision is absolutely everything. Having great aim helps a ton, but using the right crosshair can be the difference between hitting that crucial headshot or losing the round entirely. Nowadays, professional players rarely use dynamic crosshairs; the trend is heavily skewed towards small, static, and ultra-clean crosshairs that don't distract you from your target.
If you want to test out the exact configurations used by the best in the world, you're in the right place. In this guide, we go over the updated crosshairs of donk and s1mple, two absolute beasts in the pro circuit, featuring the exact codes they've been using in their most recent matches this year.
Below is the complete list of crosshair codes. Keep in mind that every player usually has a few variants depending on the map or how they are feeling that day, but these are their main ones.
Team Spirit's young prodigy has been rotating between a few setups, all focused on extreme spray control and visibility.
The legendary s1mple continues to give masterclasses in precision. Funnily enough, some of his crosshairs overlap with other pros, proving that certain setups are just flat-out superior.
Copying a pro's crosshair is super simple. You don't need to type long commands into the console, just follow these steps inside CS2:

If we analyze the commands behind these crosshairs (like cl_crosshairsize 1 or cl_crosshairgap -4.5), we'll notice they are designed to stay out of the way. By using vibrant colors like green (cl_crosshaircolor_g 255) and disabling dynamics (cl_crosshairstyle 4), you ensure the crosshair is a fixed and reliable reference point in any lighting situation.
Testing the setups of donk and s1mple won't magically turn you into a Major winner, but it's an excellent starting point. If you feel the crosshair is too small, you can always go into the settings and adjust the size or thickness until it feels perfect for your playstyle.

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