About ProCrosshairs — How We Verify CS2 Crosshair Codes

How we verify codes

Crosshair codes on this site come from official match demos. When a code appears on a profile, it is tied to the map and match where we observed it, so you can see that it came from a real game rather than a guess or an unsourced screenshot.

We describe these as match-verified share codes: a CSGO- import string plus the match context behind it.

Reading a player profile

Each profile shows the current share code, the decoded settings, a map preview, and history when we have older observations. Use the match label and updated date on the current code if you want to know which game it came from and how recent it is. Pros change crosshairs often, so treat any code as a starting point.

What we do not publish

This site is crosshair-only. We do not publish mouse sensitivity, video settings, or full player configs. If you need a complete setup, you will need another source.

How updates work

The catalog is refreshed as new official matches come in. Each player page shows when that player's crosshair was last updated. Players do not all change on the same day, so freshness is tracked per profile rather than as one site-wide date.

Affiliation and contact

ProCrosshairs.app is an independent project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Valve Corporation, Steam, or any esports organization. Counter-Strike 2 and related trademarks belong to their respective owners.

Questions or corrections: contact@procrosshairs.app.