Autograph Capsules

Open every CS2 and CSGO autograph capsule in our free simulator. Autograph capsules contain digitally signed stickers from professional Counter-Strike players — their actual handwritten signatures reproduced as in-game stickers. From legendary players like s1mple and ZywOo to rising stars, every pro who competed at a CS:GO or CS2 Major has autograph stickers available. Rare Holo, Foil, Glitter, and Gold variants of these signatures can be worth significantly more than the base versions.

Player autograph capsules were first introduced at ESL One Cologne 2015 — the first Major to feature dedicated "Autograph" capsules separate from team logo capsules. Early Majors (Cologne 2015, Cluj-Napoca 2015) sold Paper autographs in team-specific capsules, with Foil variants grouped into broader "Challengers" and "Legends" capsules. The staged format (Challengers, Contenders, Legends) for all rarities became standard later in CS:GO's lifecycle, and the "Champions" capsule for the tournament winner was introduced at PGL Stockholm 2021.

Over 138 autograph capsules have been released across CS:GO and CS2 Majors. Pro player signatures are handwritten on a digital tablet and converted into sticker form. The most valuable autograph stickers typically belong to legendary players — s1mple, ZywOo, device, coldzera, and other all-time greats see their signature stickers hold or increase in value over time, especially in rare Holo and Gold variants.

Autograph variant tiers have evolved over time. Early capsules offered Paper and Foil. Gold autographs first appeared on souvenir skins at PGL Krakow 2017, then became unboxable in standard capsules around the 2020 RMR and PGL Stockholm 2021. Glitter variants were introduced at PGL Antwerp 2022, also replacing the Foil tier. Modern CS2 autograph capsules use Paper, Glitter, Holo, and Gold as their rarity tiers — Foil is no longer included. Gold autographs of star players are premium collector items, often commanding 10–50× the price of the base Paper version.