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CS2 crosshair converter & maker
Since the CS2 update of 30 September 2026, crosshair share codes start with “CS” and old “CSGO-…” codes are refused with “Invalid or old crosshair code”. Paste your old code to get your crosshair back, or build a new one and copy its code. Free, runs in your browser, nothing is uploaded.
Convert an old CSGO crosshair code to the new CS2 code
Old crosshair codes no longer import in Counter-Strike 2. Paste an old code and get the new one.
Paste an old CSGO-… code above.
Questions about CS2 crosshair codes
Why does CS2 say “Invalid or old crosshair code”?
CS2 changed the share code format on 30 September 2026. New codes start with “CS” and have no dashes, and CS2 no longer imports codes that start with “CSGO-”. Convert the old code above and import the new one.
How do I import the new code in CS2?
In CS2 open the crosshair settings, choose Share or Import, paste the CS… code and confirm. Copy the code with the button so no character is missing.
Will my converted crosshair look exactly the same?
Codes made in CS2 since the September 2026 crosshair update carry pixel sizes and convert 1:1. Older CS:GO codes store sizes relative to the screen height, so they are converted for 1080p; very thick crosshairs can end up one pixel different. Check the preview and fine-tune it in the maker.
Can I make a round (circle) crosshair in CS2?
CS2 has no round crosshair. The “Pixel circle” preset in the maker uses a thick dot with short arms of the same thickness, so only the corners are missing and it looks round in game.
Crosshair maker
Pick a crosshair, change it if you like and copy the code into CS2.
CS2 can only draw square pixels, so a real circle is not possible. A pixel circle is a thick square dot with four short arms exactly as thick as the dot, so only the four corners are missing. At normal size your eye rounds that off and you see a small circle; the outline (black, or any colour you pick) makes the edge clearer.
The preview shows the pixels saved in the code. CS2 scales the crosshair to your screen, so it can look one pixel different in game. Codes made here use the new CS2 format (CS…), because CS2 no longer imports CSGO-… codes.