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A sealed graffiti is a spray can loaded with 50 charges: press the spray key to open the picker and stamp the design onto a wall, crate or floor, using one charge each time. It's a quick way to tag a spot, celebrate a round or mark a callout. Graffiti come in a huge range of colors and designs, from simple shapes to detailed art.
Most graffiti cost only a few cents, which makes them one of the cheapest ways to own a piece of CS2. A handful — rare or discontinued patterns — climb higher, but the class stays budget-friendly overall. Price comes down to the design's rarity and how limited its box is.
Each sealed can carries 50 sprays. The moment you start using it, the can leaves your tradeable inventory and counts down as you spray — so a sealed, unused graffiti is the collectible market item, while a partly-used one is yours to enjoy in-game. You can spray once per round, or once every 45 seconds, so it's a quick bit of self-expression rather than a distraction.
The most collectible graffiti are the rare and discontinued patterns — the ones from early or limited boxes that no longer drop. Bright, recognizable designs and clean color variants are the ones players seek out. For everyone else, graffiti is the cheapest fun in the game: a few cents for a design you'll actually use.
Every graffiti is delivered through Steam's official trading system, so your account stays secure and no third-party access is ever needed. With transparent totals, buyer protection on every order and a massive catalog to pick from, it's a safe, simple place to shop — pay by card or with popular cryptocurrencies.