CS2 Crosshair Gap, Size, and Thickness Guide
Understand CS2 crosshair gap, size, and thickness by comparing current pro player settings.
Preview, tune, and copy a CS2 crosshair you can test immediately.
Gap, size, and thickness define the practical shape of a CS2 crosshair. Color matters, but these three numbers decide how much target information stays visible around the center.
The safest adjustment path is size first, gap second, thickness last. That order changes the silhouette before adding visual weight.
Read the current values
Open your share code and note size, gap, and thickness before editing.
Adjust size
Reduce size if the crosshair covers too much of the model; increase it if you lose the arms.
Adjust gap
Use gap to control how much space remains around the exact head position.
Adjust thickness last
Increase thickness for visibility, but stop before the center starts covering too much.
cl_crosshairsize 2; cl_crosshairgap -3; cl_crosshairthickness 1FAQ
Which parameter changes aim feel most?
Size and gap usually change feel first; thickness mainly changes visibility and weight.
What is a good gap value?
There is no universal value. Compare against the median range and adjust for your resolution.