Your pros change their settings. You get them first.
Follow one pro for each part of your config: ZywOo’s sensitivity, donk’s crosshair, m0NESY’s viewmodel. When one of them changes something, you get a notification and put it in your game in one click.Follow one pro for each part of your config. When one of them changes something, you get a notification and put it in your game in one click.
Crosshair changed · 2 h ago
Sensitivity · in sync
Viewmodel · in sync
Video changed · today
Video · in sync
Crosshair · in sync
Sensitivity · in sync
Viewmodel changed · 3 d ago
Crosshair · in sync
Video · in sync
Crosshair changed · 2 h ago
Sensitivity · in sync
Viewmodel · in sync
Video changed · today
Video · in sync
Crosshair · in sync
Sensitivity · in sync
Viewmodel changed · 3 d ago
Crosshair · in sync
Video · in syncSet it up once. It keeps you current.
Pro settings pages go stale the day a pro changes something. This doesn’t.
Follow a pro
Pick a pro, then pick the parts you want: sensitivity, crosshair, viewmodel, video, HUD.
We keep watch
The app sits in the tray and checks the pros you follow for changes.
You hear first
A Windows notification shows what changed, before and after.
Apply in one click
It goes into your config. Or turn on auto-apply for a part.
See exactly what changed.
Every change opens side by side on a real map, setting by setting. Apply it, skip it, or stop following that part.
- Per part, not all or nothing. Take donk’s crosshair and keep your own sensitivity.
- Auto-apply if you trust them. Turn it on for one part. You still get told each time.
- Share code included. Copy the new crosshair code straight from the change.
Sensitivity that matches, at your DPI.
Copying a pro’s sensitivity number is wrong unless you also use his DPI. The app converts it, so a swipe turns you as far as it turns him.
- Set your DPI once. Every pro you follow is converted to it.
- Change mouse, change one number. Everything is recalculated.
One file. One line. All of it reversible.
The app writes pro settings into its own file, cstools.cfg, and adds one line to your autoexec to run it. Your other settings are never touched.
- Never touches the game while it runs. No overlay, nothing injected. If CS2 is open, it waits until you close it.
- A backup before every apply. History keeps your last 20, and Restore puts any of them back.
- Leave any time. “Remove from CS2” deletes the file and the line. Your game is as it was.
Small app. No busywork.
No more checking settings pages and retyping console commands after every patch or roster move.
A pro for each part
Sensitivity from one pro, crosshair from another. Follow up to six parts.
Converted to your DPI
Pro sensitivity is recalculated for your mouse, so it feels the same.
Told the moment it changes
A Windows notification with before and after. A lime dot on the tray until you act.
Auto-apply, per part
Trust donk’s crosshair? Let it update itself. You still see each change.
History and restore
Every apply is logged with a backup. Go back to any of your last 20.
Quiet in the tray
Starts with Windows, checks in the background, and stays out of your way.
Simple enough to forget it’s there.
Swipe →Before you install
Is it free?
Yes. CS Tools Pro Desktop is free to download and use.
Can it get me banned?
It doesn’t touch CS2 while it runs, its memory, or its game files. It writes a text config in your cfg folder, the same kind of file you could write by hand, and CS2 runs it on start-up. If the game is open, the app waits until you close it.
Which settings can it change?
Sensitivity, crosshair, viewmodel, video, HUD and radar, and launch options. You choose which parts follow which pro. Anything you don’t follow stays yours.
I play on more than one Steam account.
Video settings and launch options are saved per Steam account, so the app finds the accounts on your PC and you pick the one you play on. You can switch any time.
What if I don’t like a change?
Skip it, or apply it and undo it later from History. Every apply saves a backup first.
Is there a Mac or Linux version?
Not yet. It’s Windows only for now. You can still take any pro’s settings as a config file from their page on the website.
Never miss a pro’s change again.
Install it, pick your pros, and get back to playing.Send yourself the link, then install it on Windows. It sits in the tray until something worth knowing happens.
Free, and not affiliated with Valve.