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CS2 sticker craft builder

Pick a skin and up to five stickers — supported skins appear on a 3D model, with a live component total and an estimated premium. The build has a shareable link.

No skin picked
Skin any wear —
Stickers × 0 —
Build from fresh parts Skin in its best wear + a fresh sticker set No price
Heuristic

The finished craft estimate is the skin baseline plus a share of its applied stickers: up to 5% below $10, 5–15% between $10 and $100, and 10–30% above $100. This is a rough guide, not a market quote: every craft trades individually.

1 Pick a skin
2 Add stickers Free: 5

In 3D, drag stickers across five slots: an empty slot moves the sticker and an occupied slot swaps them. Rotate the selected sticker or place it directly on the weapon.

Quick start
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Worth knowing

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How a craft is valued

There is no single percentage — Skinport states outright that no fixed share exists and that applying a sticker loses part of its value, sometimes all of it. Four things drive the result: sticker rarity, the rarity of the skin itself, its condition and the colour match. The upper bound shows in an AWP | Dragon Lore with four iBUYPOWER (Holo): the gun sold for $265,000 while the same stickers unapplied were worth about $268,000 — a grail set on a grail base keeps nearly everything, while an ordinary build keeps a few per cent.

How stickers are applied

Since the 6 February 2024 patch every weapon except knives takes up to five stickers, and you can place them anywhere on the play side of the gun at any rotation — before that the positions were fixed and there were four slots. Applying is free and instant but irreversible: the sticker leaves your inventory and becomes part of the weapon.

Why price it first

Applying is irreversible and a sticker can never go back to your inventory, so testing the idea here is the cheap option. You see both the component total and how the set will actually look on the gun: the slot order, the holo and foil shimmer, and whether the logo reads against the artwork.