CS:GO Buy Binds Generator

There are two ways to apply CS:GO binds: through the console, and through an autoexec. For most users, using the console is the best way to apply binds, so we recommend using this method. See below for both methods.

Apply Binds with Console Commands

To set binds with console commands, all you need to do is:

1. Copy your bind(s) by clicking the copy button on the binds generator.
2. In CS:GO, open the console by pressing ~ or ` on your keyboard. If this doesn't work, you probably haven't enabled the developer console, see this guide for help enabling the console.
3. With the console now open, paste your binds by pressing CTRL + V or ⌘ + V on Mac.
4. Hit ENTER on your keyboard and voila, your binds are applied!

Apply Binds with Autoexec

You may wish to set binds through an autoexec if you play CS:GO on multiple accounts, multiple computers, or have settings in your autoexec that override or otherwise interfere with your binds.

If you only have one CS:GO account and don't need more than one configuration for your game, we recommend setting your binds via the console (see how to do this above, under "Apply Binds with Console Commands").

See below for steps on how to apply binds through an autoexec:

1. Download or copy the bind(s) you wish to add to your autoexec by clicking the Download or Copy button on the binds generator.
2. Go to your CS:GO config folder. The best way to do this is to:
1. Open up Steam, click Library at the top, right click "Counter-Strike: Global Offensive" on the left bar (where all of your games are listed) and click Properties.
2. Click the "Local Files" tab on the left and then click "Browse...".
3. From here (inside the opened folder), go into the csgo folder and then finally, the cfg folder.
4. If you are having issues, please see "General Config File Folder" in this guide which details steps to locate this folder for every operating system.
3. Follow one of the below steps depending on your situation:
1. If you already have an autoexec file:
1. Open the auto exec file in a text editor (usually you can just double click it).
2. Paste your copied binds anywhere in the auto exec file, but not right at the bottom, as they must be pasted above the line host_writeconfig).
3. Save the file. Your binds are now ready to be used in the game!
4. If this didn't work, there's probably a problem with your autoexec file. Follow the steps for "If you don't have an auto exec file" below (and paste your current autoexec text into the newly created file at step 3).
2. If you don't have an auto exec file:
1. Inside the cfg folder, right click anywhere (that isn't a folder) and click New and then Text Document.
2. Name the text document anything (the name doesn't matter at this stage) and then double click it to open it (or open it in a text editor of your choice like Notepad).
3. Paste your binds into this newly opened file.
4. On a new line at the bottom of the file, add host_writeconfig. It is very important that this is spelled correctly and on its own line.
5. Click File > Save As... (or the equivalent for your text editor / device).
6. For "Save as type", select All Files (*.*) and for "File name:" enter autoexec.cfg. It is very important that you spell the name correctly (all in lowercase).
7. Save the file.
8. Open up Steam, go to your Library, right click "Counter-Strike Global Offensive" and click "Properties".
9. In the "General" tab (default), under Launch Options, add the following text +exec autoexec.cfg.
10. And finally.. you're done! You can now load up CS:GO (close and re-open if it's already running) and your binds will be ready to use!
11. Make sure to add +exec autoexec.cfg to the launch options on any other accounts that you wish to share your autoexec with.