About GameGrids

Last updated: September 2026

GameGrids is an independent, fan-made reference for competitive FPS players. Instead of scrolling through forums and stream archives for a pro player's setup, you get one searchable place: the exact settings, crosshair codes and hardware profiles used at the highest level, plus the tools to turn that information into your own configuration.

Our Mission

Fine-tuning a crosshair, sensitivity or viewmodel should not require guesswork. Our mission is to make pro-level configuration easy to find, understand and apply — for players of every rank, in every region, in every language we support.

What We Offer

Each game we cover is built from the same set of modules, so the answers live in one predictable place:

Pro profiles — verified settings, crosshair codes, resolution and hardware for professional players, kept current with each patch.
Crosshairs & styles — searchable catalogs of both pro and community-made designs, with codes you can paste straight into the console.
Weapons & maps data — damage, time-to-kill, economy and map callout references, presented as browsable tables and interactive views.
Tools — sensitivity and eDPI conversion, field-of-view math, crosshair building and comparison, config generation, and browser-based aim drills.
Patch tracking — a running record of balance changes so you can see what actually moved after an update.

How We Handle Data

Everything on the site is compiled from publicly available sources — developer patch notes, official community assets, tournament broadcasts and player-published profiles. We cite what we reuse, and we correct or remove material promptly when a rights holder asks.

A Fan-Made Project

GameGrids is an independent, fan-made project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed, sponsored, or approved by any game publisher or tournament operator. All game names, logos and trademarks referenced on this site belong to their respective owners, and all player and configuration data is compiled from public sources for informational and educational purposes.

Image Credits & Licensing

Team logos and player data displayed on this site are compiled from publicly available community sources, used here for identification and informational purposes only.

Team logos — Sourced from Wikimedia Commons (released under CC BY-SA and other free licenses) and ProSettings.net. All logos remain the property of their respective team organizations.
Player crosshair codes & settings — Compiled from public professional player profiles for educational reference.
If you are a rights holder and would like an image updated, attributed differently, or removed, please contact us via the channels in the footer and we will address it promptly.

Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike (CC BY-SA) licensed content is reused under its terms; full license text is available at creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/.

Multilingual & Global

The site is available in multiple languages so players around the world can use it comfortably. Some static and legal pages are provided in English only to keep a single authoritative version.

Contact Us

Have feedback, found an inaccuracy, or want a profile added? Reach out through the channels listed in the site footer — corrections are welcome and usually shipped the same week.