CS:GO Input Commands All In-game Trigger Actions for Binds

All CS:GO Input Commands:

Console Command:Description:
+use
-use
The "+use" command will start to use an item or object in Counterstrike like clicking the default key "E".
Afterwards, close it with the "-use" command.
+zoom
-zoom
The command "+zoom" will zoom a sniper weapon, until "-zoom" is used. It can also be used for secondary weapon functions.
+score
-score
Show the scorebard with the command "+score" and hide it again with "-score".
+alt1
- alt1
"+alt1" activates the ALT1 key on your keyboard (the left one of your keyboard), it works like holding it down. "-alt1" will stop the action.
+alt2
-alt2
"+alt2" activates the ALT2 key on your keyboard (the right one of your keyboard), it works like holding it down. "-alt2" will stop the action.
+attack
-attack
The CS:GO command "+attack" lets the player attack repeatedly until "-attack" is used to stop it.
+attack2
-attack2
The command "+attack2" lets the player attack with the secondary attack repeatedly until "-attack2" is used.
+reload
-reload
If any single shot have been fired the "+reload" commands lets the player reload the weapon automatically until "-reload" is used.
+back
-back
Lets the player move backward continuously until -back is used.
+duckLets the player crouch. Works lioke holding the left CTRL button.
-duck ends the crouch command.
+forward
-forward
The CS:GO command "+forward" lets your player move forward until "-forward" is used.
+walkThe "+walk" command does not work anymore in CS:GO.
+jump
-jump
The "+jump" command lets the player jump once, but it needs to be stopped with "-jump" to use it again.
+movedown
-movedown
The "+movedown" commands works in the "noclip" mode and in CS:GO demos and will let your camera move downwards until "-movedown" is used.
+moveleft
-moveleft
The command "+moveleft" lets the character move to the left until "-moveleft" is used.
+moveright
-moveright
The command "+moveright" lets the character move to the left until "-moveright" is used.
+moveup
-moveup
Works only in noclip mode and demos, the command "+moveup" lets your camera move upwards until "-moveup" is used.
+right
-right
The camera spins to the right with the command "+right" until "-right" stops it.
+left
-left
The camera spins to the left with the command "+left" until "-left" stops it.
+graph
-graph
Show and hide the statistics graph with "+graph" and "-graph".
+speed
-speed
The command "+speed" slows down the movement speed until "-speed" is used.
+strafe
-strafe
Returns the normal running speed if the player was slowed down before with another command like "+speed". Prevents the mouse from being able to view everywhere, strafing causes to look where the movement goes to.
+voicerecord
-voicerecord
Record your own in-game voice with the command "+voicerecord" until "-voicerecord is used.
+jlook
-jlook
Allows using a joystick to move the camera.
+klook
-klook
The CS:GO command "+klook" prevents from being able to move forward with the keyboard until "-klook" is used.
air_density [Air Density ]Change the air density with the command "air_density" like it is on surfing maps.
gamepadslot1-6This command will simulate pressing the gamepad slot 1 button (if you have gamepad enabled). Use "gamepadslot1" up to "gamepadslot6".

What are CS:GO Input Commands?

CS:GO input commands are a list of actions that can be triggered in-game. These actions can be bound to keys onto your mouse, keyboard, or joystick or also added to custom binds. This gives you control over every action you want to perform in CS:GO like attacking, moving and using items.

How to use CS:GO Input Commands?

CS GO ConsoleTo use CS:GO input commands choose one of the CS:GO input commands from the table above and use it inside the developer console. To bind an input command to a key use the “bind” function.

Example:
To bind the normal attack to your left mouse button, which should be enabled by default use the following command:

bind mouse1 +attack
For more binds, checkout the CS:GO bind command page.