Make your own CS2 skins — free to design, free to download.

Click and drag straight onto the real 3D model. Layers, shapes, decals, and a bucket fill for clean parts — export a Workshop-ready texture when you're done.

Start designing — it's free

Paint directly on the real 3D model

No UV unwrapping, no external texture editor, no guessing what a flat 2D layout will look like wrapped around a gun. Click and drag straight onto the weapon and watch the paint land exactly where you'd expect.

Get inspired. Get noticed.

Browse what everyone else is making, upvote your favorites, and publish your own to the weekly, monthly, or all-time leaderboard. Every design is a real one someone made in this tool — not a mockup.

Straight into CS2's Workshop Tools

Download an uncompressed TGA at native resolution — exactly what CS2 expects, no conversion step. The full walkthrough is just below.

Supported weapons

AK-47 Skin MakerAWP Skin MakerM4A4 Skin MakerDeagle Skin Maker

Common questions

Do I need Blender or any 3D software?

No — everything happens in your browser, directly on the real 3D model. No exporting to another program and back.

Will my skin actually work in CS2?

Yes. Downloads are uncompressed TGA files at CS2’s native skin resolution — the exact format Workshop Tools expects. The full walkthrough above covers the last few in-game steps.

Is it really free?

Designing, saving, and publishing are free with no account limits. Downloading the finished file is also free during the current beta.

Do I need to own CS2 or have Steam installed to use the tool?

No — the design tool itself just needs a browser. You’ll need CS2 installed to actually load your exported skin in-game, same as any skin-creation tool.

Which weapons are supported?

AK-47, AWP, M4A4, and Desert Eagle today, with more being added.

Can other people see my designs?

Only if you publish them. Anything you save stays private until you choose to publish it to the leaderboard/Explore.

Does this work on Mac or Linux?

Yes — it’s entirely browser-based, so it works anywhere a modern browser runs.