Skinstrack

CS2 3D skin viewer · free, right in your browser

Inspect any CS2 skin in 3D before you buy it

Turn it around, zoom in on the scratches, set the exact float and pattern, add stickers and see how it looks under real CS2 map lighting. No Steam login and you don't have to own the skin, but if you have an inspect link, paste it and see that exact item.

gun and knife finishes
2,000+gun and knife finishes
glove finishes
70+glove finishes
agents
60+agents
stickers
11,000+stickers
CS2 maps to light them
15CS2 maps to light them
no download, no account
Freeno download, no account
Drag to rotate, scroll to zoom. Pick an item below the viewer to switch.Stickers, name tags, search, inspect links and first person are in the full viewer.

What you can check in the 3D viewer

The things a flat market icon never shows you, and the ones that decide whether a skin is worth the price.

0.00 - 1.00

Slide the float from Factory New to Battle-Scarred

Watch the paint wear off in the same places it does in game. A 0.15 and a 0.37 of the same skin can look like two different items, and now you see which one you are paying for.

Seed 0 - 1000

Try any pattern seed

Type the paint seed from a listing and see the exact Case Hardened blue, Fade percentage or Crimson Web placement you would get. Handy when the pattern is half the price.

Ruby · Sapphire · P1 - P4

Every Doppler and Gamma Doppler phase

Ruby, Sapphire, Black Pearl, Emerald and Phase 1 to 4 are separate finishes here, so you can put them side by side before picking one.

Up to 5

Plan a sticker craft before you buy the stickers

Place up to five stickers, drag them anywhere on the weapon, rotate and scrape them. Holo, foil, gold and paper each catch the light the way they do in CS2.

001337

StatTrak counter and name tag

Set any kill count and write your own name tag. Both use the game's digits and font, so the preview reads exactly like your weapon would.

15 maps

See it under real CS2 map lighting

Switch between the main menu scenes of Inferno, Dust II, Mirage, Ancient, Nuke, Anubis and more. Warm and cold light change how a skin reads more than most people expect.

Knives · gloves · agents

More than guns

Knives with every finish, gloves in the pose CS2 uses for its inventory icons, and agents standing in their main menu idle with the weapon of your choice.

Press Q

First-person view

Jump into first person to see the skin in your hands, with the gloves you picked, from the angle you will actually look at it for hundreds of hours.

Paste · Enter

Open an item straight from its inspect link

Paste a CS2 inspect link into the search and press Enter. The viewer reads the skin, float, pattern, StatTrak count, name tag and stickers from the link and shows that exact item.

Link · PNG

Share the exact setup

Every setting lives in the link. Send a friend or a trade partner the exact float, pattern and stickers, or save a clean screenshot.

How to inspect a CS2 skin in 3D

Four steps, about a minute, and you know exactly what you are buying.

  1. 01

    Pick a skin

    Open the full viewer and search by name, paste a CS2 inspect link, or press Inspect in 3D on any skin page on Skinstrack.

  2. 02

    Set the float and pattern

    Drag the wear slider or type the exact float and paint seed from the listing you are looking at.

  3. 03

    Add stickers and a name tag

    Choose up to five stickers, drag them into place, set how scraped they are, then add a StatTrak count and a name tag.

  4. 04

    Change the map, then share it

    Try it under different CS2 map lighting, turn it around, press Q for first person, then copy the link or save a screenshot.

Why look at a skin in 3D before you buy it

Marketplace pictures show every skin from the same flattering angle at the same wear. That hides most of what you are paying for. The same AK-47 | Redline looks clean at 0.15 and visibly worn at 0.37, and a Case Hardened can be almost fully blue or mostly gold depending on its pattern seed. On Doppler knives the phase alone can multiply the price, as our Doppler phase price guide shows. A 3D preview shows the difference in seconds, before any money moves.

Skinstrack 3D is built from the game's own files: the weapon, knife and glove models, the paint shader, the sticker materials and the lighting of the CS2 main menu maps. That is why the wear, the reflections and the holo stickers look the way they do in game, not like a flat render.

The same viewer sits on every skin page next to live prices from 34 marketplaces, so you can inspect an item and see where it is cheapest in one place. Start with knives, gloves or every CS2 skin, or pair a knife with gloves in the combo generator and inspect both.

FAQ

Questions about the 3D skin viewer

Free, no download, no Steam login.

Is the CS2 3D skin viewer free?

Yes. It is free, runs in your browser and needs no account, no Steam login and no download. You do not need CS2 installed either.

Do I need to own a skin to inspect it in 3D?

No. In game you can only inspect items you own or items with an inspect link. Here you can look at any skin, knife, glove or agent, at any float and pattern, whenever you want.

How accurate is it compared to the in-game inspect?

Very close. The viewer uses CS2's own weapon models, paint shader, sticker materials and the lighting of the main menu maps. A few older custom-painted finishes can still show small differences from the game.

Which items can I inspect?

Guns and knives with over 2,000 finishes including every Doppler and Gamma Doppler phase, more than 70 glove finishes, over 60 agents and over 11,000 stickers. Charms are not supported yet.

Can I check a specific float value and pattern seed?

Yes. Type the exact float and paint seed from a marketplace listing and the viewer renders that item, so you can see the wear and the pattern before you pay.

Can I open a CS2 inspect link in the 3D viewer?

Yes. Paste the link (it starts with steam://run/730//+csgo_econ_action_preview) into the search of the full viewer and press Enter. Links that end in a long code of letters and numbers carry the item itself, so the viewer shows its exact skin, float, pattern, StatTrak count, name tag and stickers. Older links that only contain Steam ids (S...A...D...) need Steam to look the item up and cannot be opened.

Does it work on my phone?

It works in any modern browser with WebGL 2, on desktop and on mobile. Knives and gloves load textures of a few megabytes, so older phones can take a moment.

Can I share what I made?

Every setting is stored in the link, so copying the URL shares the exact skin, float, pattern, stickers, name tag and map. There is also a screenshot button.

See it in 3D before you pay for it.

Any skin, any float, any pattern. Free, no download, and it works on your phone too.

Open the full 3D viewer

Guns, knives, gloves, agents11,000+ stickers15 CS2 maps

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