Free CS2 tools
Check a trade-up before you sign it, price your Steam inventory, read a skin's float, open any case for free and dial in your crosshair and sensitivity. Built on live listing prices for every CS2 skin.
Trading tools
Price, craft and check skins before you trade.
Cases
Contents, odds, value and a free simulator for every case.
Aim and sensitivity
Convert and compare your mouse settings.
Game settings
Crosshair, config and launch options.
Most valuable CS2 skins right now
The highest lowest-listings in today's snapshot, counting only items with at least three live listings. Check the float of one you own with the CS2 float checker, or see every finish's float cap in the float ranges by weapon.
Which tool do I need?
Before a trade-up
Put the ten skins you plan to use into the trade-up calculator. It shows every skin the contract can return, the chance of each, the exact float each one lands at and its live price at that wear, so you can see the expected value before you sign. Going for a knife or gloves with five Coverts? The knife trade-up calculator lists the pool each case gives and what the contract costs. Fine-tune the floats you need with the float ranges for each weapon.
Before you sell or trade
Paste a Steam profile into the inventory value checkerto price every item in it, with the total you would keep after Steam's cut. The Steam market fee calculator does the same sum for a single listing in either direction. For one item, an inspect link in the float checker gives its float, pattern seed and where it sits in the skin's range.
Shopping for a knife, gloves or a craft
The cheapest knives and cheapest gloves lists show the lowest price of every type in every wear. Doppler phases splits Doppler and Gamma Doppler prices by phase. Planning stickers? Price a whole five-sticker craft in the sticker craft calculator, and browse CS2 charms with their lowest listings.
Cases
Every CS2 case has its own page with the full drop list, odds and current prices. The case odds and EV table ranks them by expected value, and the case simulator opens any of them for free with the real odds, wear and float.
Aim and game settings
Moving from Valorant or another game? The sensitivity converter keeps your aim the same, the eDPI calculator compares you with pro players, and the cm/360 calculator gives your real mouse distance per turn. Build a crosshair in the crosshair generator or copy one from the pro crosshair codes, then set up the rest with the viewmodel generator, launch options, autoexec generator, bind generator and the list of CS2 console commands.
Where the numbers come from
Prices are the lowest live listing for each exact item, wear included, in the skins.com public price feed. Today's snapshot (10 November 2026) covers 35,659 items, and 1,950 of the 1,954 weapon, knife and glove finishes have at least one price. A lowest listing is what the cheapest copy costs right now, not what every copy sells for: low floats, rare patterns and stickers can sell for more.
Float caps, rarities, collections and case contents come from ByMykel's open CS2 item data, which is read from the game's own files. Trade-up odds and output floats follow the rules Valve uses since the 2025 contract update, and the trade-up page walks through the formula with a worked example.
FAQ
What CS2 tools are on this site?
Trade-up and knife trade-up calculators, an inventory value checker, a float checker with float ranges for every weapon, a Steam market fee calculator, price lists for knives, gloves, Doppler phases and charms, a sticker craft calculator, case pages with odds and a free case simulator, sensitivity, eDPI and cm/360 calculators, a crosshair generator with pro codes, and viewmodel, launch option, autoexec, bind and console command tools.
Are the CSGOLuck tools free?
Yes. Every tool runs in your browser with no sign-in. The inventory checker only needs a public Steam profile.
Where do the prices come from?
Each price is the lowest live listing for that exact item in the skins.com public price feed, refreshed when the site is rebuilt. The current snapshot is from 10 November 2026 and covers 35,659 items.
Which CS2 skins are covered?
All 1,954 weapon, knife and glove finishes, with their float caps, rarities and collections, through the latest collection Valve has released.
Is the case simulator free?
Yes. The case simulator uses no money and no account. It opens any CS2 case with the published odds, rolls a wear, float and StatTrak result, and prices what you would have pulled at the current lowest listing.
Do I need to sign in with Steam?
No. Nothing here asks for a Steam login. The inventory checker reads public inventories the same way anyone visiting your profile can, and it cannot move items.