Which CS2 tool should I use first?
Start with the sensitivity calculator or crosshair importer, then use the resolution visualizer and FPS boost helper to tune your setup.
Tools
Build, review, copy, and download a clean CS2 autoexec with labeled crosshair, radar, viewmodel, volume, and FPS-cap sections.
Build, review, copy, and download a clean CS2 autoexec with labeled crosshair, radar, viewmodel, volume, and FPS-cap sections.
Mode
CFG builder
Output
autoexec.cfg
Build a readable autoexec from explicit settings. The output avoids speculative launch tweaks and intentionally excludes blocked multi-input automation.
Jump-throw automation is deliberately excluded. Valve official servers ignore binds that combine multiple movement or attack inputs by default; CS2 supports consistent manual jump throws without a script.
Install and verify
autoexec.cfg
26 lines
// CS2 Settings Hub — autoexec.cfg
// Generated locally. Review every bind before use.
// Crosshair
cl_crosshairstyle "4"
cl_crosshairsize "1.5"
cl_crosshairthickness "0.5"
cl_crosshairgap "-3"
// Radar
cl_radar_scale "0.45"
cl_hud_radar_scale "1"
cl_radar_always_centered "0"
cl_radar_rotate "1"
// Viewmodel
viewmodel_fov "68"
viewmodel_offset_x "2.5"
viewmodel_offset_y "0"
viewmodel_offset_z "-1.5"
// Frame-rate cap
fps_max "400"
// Persist settings
host_writeconfigFAQ
Start with the sensitivity calculator or crosshair importer, then use the resolution visualizer and FPS boost helper to tune your setup.
Some tools store favorites, recent settings, or local preferences in your browser so you can keep working without an account.
Yes. The tools generate readable commands and previews so you can prepare settings before testing them in game.