CS2 Inspect Every skin in 3D, right in your browser

Inspecting is how you look at a Counter-Strike 2 item up close: you turn it around to see its finish, wear, pattern and stickers. In the game, that means launching CS2 and inspecting the item there. Skinspect brings CS2 inspect to your browser: open any skin from the catalog or paste an inspect link and view the item in 3D.

Copy the item's inspect link and paste it into Skinspect. The item opens in the 3D viewer within seconds – no need to launch CS2, join a server or own the item. To look at a skin in general, search for it by name instead.

Open the item in your Steam inventory or its listing on the Steam Community Market, right-click the “Inspect in Game…” button and choose “Copy link address”. Trading and marketplace sites show the same button on their listings, and you can copy inspect links from other players' public inventories too.

Inspect links are Steam links that start with steam://run/730// or steam://rungame/730/ and contain csgo_econ_action_preview, followed by the data that identifies the item. Skinspect recognizes them automatically – just paste the whole link.

With an inspect link you see that exact item: its wear from the float value, its pattern seed, StatTrak, applied stickers including their scratches, and attached charms. Catalog skins show the finish itself, and you can sweep through floats and pattern seeds to see how it changes.

Yes. The catalog includes every knife and glove finish next to all weapon skins. Doppler and Gamma Doppler phases such as Ruby, Sapphire, Black Pearl and Emerald have their own entries, so you can compare them side by side.

Skinspect is free to use and needs no account, Steam login, download or browser extension. Open the page, paste a link or pick a skin, and inspect.

Yes. An inspect link only describes how an item looks; it doesn't give anyone access to your Steam account or your items. Be careful with sites that ask you to log in with Steam just to inspect a skin – Skinspect never does.

Make sure you copied the whole link, as it is long and easy to cut off. Some older inspect links are no longer supported, so copy a fresh one from Steam or CS2. The 3D viewer also needs WebGL2 with hardware acceleration turned on, which every up-to-date desktop and mobile browser supports.