CS2 Sticker Craft Simulator
Try the craft in 3D first. Scraping is one-way in game — here it costs nothing.
A CS2 sticker craft is a skin with stickers applied to its slots, chosen to match the skin’s colours or theme. Applying and scraping stickers is permanent, so this free simulator lets you preview the craft first. Pick a gun below and you land in the 3D inspector with it loaded and the craft panel open. Place up to 5 stickers, set how far each one is scraped, add a charm and its pattern number, then spin the result and look at it from every angle before you touch a real skin. Nothing is applied to your account. Value is set by the market, so we show live prices for the base skin and each sticker rather than guessing a craft price.
Start from a canvas
Common starting points, not a ranking — any gun in the game works, and the picker inside the inspector has all of them.
- AK-47RedlineThe default craft canvas — dark body, and the slots sit flat and unobstructed.Craft on this Prices
- AK-47AsiimovHigh-contrast white and orange; stickers read from across the map.Craft on this Prices
- AK-47VulcanWhite panels behind the first two slots make light stickers pop.Craft on this Prices
- AK-47BloodsportBusy finish — usually crafted with one loud sticker rather than four.Craft on this Prices
- AWPAsiimovThe long body gives the widest sticker spread in the game.Craft on this Prices
- M4A4AsiimovThe counter-terrorist half of the classic Asiimov craft pairing.Craft on this Prices
- M4A1-SPrintstreamMonochrome base that lets a single coloured sticker carry the whole gun.Craft on this Prices
- USP-SKill ConfirmedThe pistol crafters treat like a rifle — one slot, chosen carefully.Craft on this Prices
- Desert EaglePrintstreamFlat slide, high visibility on the buy screen.Craft on this Prices
- Glock-18Water ElementalA cheap canvas to learn scrape levels on before committing to a real one.Craft on this Prices
Scrape levels
A sticker starts unscraped and every scrape is permanent — there is no putting one back. The editor offers the four states people actually build, and any value in between.
- 0%PerfectStraight out of the capsule
- 25%25%Lightly scraped
- 50%50%Half scraped
- 100%ScrapedFully scraped
What the simulator does and doesn’t do
It previews, it never applies
Nothing here touches your inventory or your Steam account. The craft exists only as a link, which is also why you can send one to a friend and argue about it before anyone spends money.
Placement is the game’s, not yours
CS2 fixes where each slot sits on each weapon. You choose the sticker, the slot and the scrape; the position, rotation and size come from the game, and the viewer draws them the same way it does.
Guns only
Knives and gloves have no sticker slots, so they have no crafts. Charms attach exactly where stickers do, which means the same rule covers both.
No valuation
A craft’s worth is what someone will pay for that combination, and no calculator settles it. We price the base skin and the stickers separately, from live listings, and leave the craft premium to the market.
How to preview a sticker craft
- Pick a gun. Choose a canvas from the list on this page, or any gun inside the 3D inspector.
- Add stickers. Place stickers into the available slots of the weapon.
- Set scrape levels. Choose Perfect, 25%, 50% or fully scraped for each sticker, or any value in between.
- Add a charm. Optionally attach a charm and set its pattern number.
- Spin and share. Rotate the result in 3D and share the link, then compare the stickers’ prices before you spend anything.
Sticker craft FAQ
What is a sticker craft in CS2?
A sticker craft is a weapon skin with stickers applied to its slots, usually chosen to match the skin’s colours or theme. Applying a sticker is permanent, so players plan the layout first. A craft with all four or five slots filled with matching stickers is often called a 4x or 5x craft.
How is a sticker craft priced?
There is no formula. A craft is worth what a buyer will pay for that exact combination. A sensible starting point is the base skin plus a fraction of the stickers’ own prices, then check what comparable crafts actually sold for. This page does not put a price on a craft; it prices the base skin and stickers separately from live listings.
Do stickers lose value when they are scraped?
Scraping wears a sticker down and cannot be undone, and a more scraped sticker is generally worth less to buyers than a perfect one. Stickers on a skin also cannot be taken off and reused. That is why the simulator lets you preview each scrape level before you commit.
Which sticker positions matter?
CS2 fixes where each slot sits on each weapon, so you choose the sticker, the slot and the scrape, not the exact placement. Slots that sit on the visible side of the gun in the buy menu and in first person, usually the ones near the receiver and stock, tend to matter most for a showcase craft. Use the 3D preview to see which slots are actually visible on your gun.
How do I check a craft before I buy or apply it?
Pick a gun on this page to open it in the 3D inspector with the craft panel ready, then add stickers, scrape levels and a charm. To check someone else’s craft, paste its inspect link into the inspector to see the stickers, scrape and float in 3D, and compare the price of each sticker.
Does the simulator change my real skin or inventory?
No. Nothing is applied to your Steam account. The craft only exists as a link you can share, so you can compare layouts for free.
Which skins can take stickers?
Guns can: rifles, pistols, SMGs and heavy weapons. Knives and gloves have no sticker slots. Charms attach on guns in the same way.
How do I sell a sticker craft?
List it on a marketplace that supports custom pricing and show the stickers, scrape levels and float in the listing, since a craft will not sell at the plain skin price on the Steam Community Market. Check live prices for the base skin and each sticker on SteamAnalyst to set a realistic ask.