Too many skins to track manually
Your inventory, wishlist and collection progress stay in one structured flow instead of scattered notes and tabs.
CS2 Skin Collector manages owned skins, wishlist targets, duplicates, collection progress and stored market prices — without spreadsheets or messy inventory notes.
The product is built around the actual collector loop: browse, track, compare, finish sets, and keep rare targets close without losing the big picture.
Your inventory, wishlist and collection progress stay in one structured flow instead of scattered notes and tabs.
Progress shows owned versus total skins per collection, so near-complete sets stand out immediately.
Extra copies remain visible, which helps you spot trade, sale or upgrade opportunities faster.
Search by weapon or collection, open any set, and add exact skin variants into your collection without losing context.
Connect Steam to import your inventory automatically, or build your collection by hand one exact skin variant at a time.
Group owned skins by knives, gloves and collections, keep duplicates visible, and understand inventory value at a glance.
Browse every weapon family and jump into the exact item you want to inspect.
Focus on one weapon, filter its skins, and work with exact variants directly from the item page.
Browse collections first, then drill into the exact set you want to explore.
Open any collection page to inspect skins, prices and exact variants inside the set.
See completion status, owned counts and duplicates in one dashboard.
Keep premium targets close, compare prices and move them into your collection later.
Create an account, add owned skins, keep future targets on your wishlist, and watch collection progress build up set by set.
I created this site for collectors, investors, and CS players in general. I hope it helps you manage your skin collection in the best possible way.
The project is still a work in progress. If you’d like to support it or get in touch, feel free to follow my Telegram channel and GitHub.
Donations are also greatly appreciated — they help cover hosting costs and support further development and promotion of the project.