CS2 Autoexec Generator
Free CS2 autoexec generator — enter sensitivity, crosshair, viewmodel and radar commands, then copy or download a ready autoexec.cfg. Includes install steps for the CS2 cfg folder and launch options.
Starter packs
One click fills sens, crosshair, viewmodel, radar and popular commands.
Core settings
Crosshair presets
Pick a style — you can still edit the commands below.
Viewmodel presets
Radar
Command library
Selected commands go into your autoexec. Back up existing binds and test console output in CS2. Jump-throw automation and unverified performance tweaks are not included. For network diagnostics, use the in-game Telemetry settings.
Imported commands are appended to Extra commands. Your file is not uploaded.
Check the result in CS2
Import a CFG locally or build one from the controls. Review repeated settings before exporting: later commands may override earlier values. The checker does not certify that custom commands work in your version of CS2. Back up existing settings, apply the file in a practice session and inspect console errors.
How to use
- Fill in sensitivity, crosshair, viewmodel and optional radar commands below.
- Click Download .cfg (or Copy Config) to save autoexec.cfg.
- Place the file in your CS2 cfg folder (Steam → CS2 → Manage → Browse local files → game → csgo → cfg).
- Add +exec autoexec.cfg to CS2 launch options, or type exec autoexec in console once.
FAQ
What is an autoexec.cfg in CS2?
autoexec.cfg is a config file CS2 can run automatically (or via exec) to apply sensitivity, crosshair, viewmodel, radar and other console settings every time you launch.
Where do I put autoexec.cfg?
Save it in the game cfg folder: Steam Library → Counter-Strike 2 → Manage → Browse local files → game → csgo → cfg → autoexec.cfg.
How do I make CS2 load autoexec.cfg automatically?
Add +exec autoexec.cfg to your CS2 launch options in Steam. You can also open the console and type: exec autoexec
Can I paste pro player settings into this generator?
Yes. Copy crosshair or viewmodel commands from a player page on CS2Config, paste them into the fields, adjust sensitivity, then download your autoexec.cfg.
Does this replace my whole CS2 config?
No. It generates a focused autoexec with the commands you enter. Other game settings stay unless you overwrite them with matching console variables.