Most R6 cheats do the same three things: aimbot, ESP, and a menu that looks like it was built in 2018. That is TIIAGO's summary after years of buying and testing them, and it is a fair one. Half get detected within a couple of weeks, and the rest work fine while doing nothing you could not get cheaper elsewhere. His Frost Pro showcase is worth reading because it focuses on the parts that are genuinely unusual, and the headline feature is the one that unlocks every skin in the game.

Unlock all: every skin, operator and card

The unlock all option does what the name says. Every skin, every operator, every card, including items that have not been released yet. In the video he flicks through the list putting on things that should not be available to the account at all, and some of them are cosmetics people spent years chasing.

Two details matter more than the spectacle. First, in his testing the skins were visible to other players rather than being a local-only cosmetic, which is the difference between an unlock and a screenshot toy. Second, and this is the part worth remembering: because everything is unlocked, some of what appears is not meant to exist on a live account. His advice is to stay away from the template items, and it is good advice. Wearing something that no player could legitimately possess is a way to draw attention to an account for no benefit at all.

Frost Unlock All for Rainbow Six Siege
Unlock all covers skins, operators and cards, including unreleased items.

The aimbot is built around looking ordinary

Setup is a single step: calibrate the sensitivity and the aimbot behaves close to an aim assist, smooth but genuinely helpful. He also binds the aim key to left mouse, which means nothing engages until you actually start shooting, and turns on closest targeting so it is not reaching for people across the map.

He describes that configuration as making a ban very unlikely. We would put it less strongly: it is a sensible legit setup that removes the most obvious tells, but no configuration makes an account unbannable, and anyone who tells you otherwise is selling something. What is true is that a smoothed, click-to-engage, closest-target aimbot looks dramatically more human than the default.

There is also a full triggerbot that only fires when the crosshair is already on an enemy, which he points out is genuinely useful on operators like Kali, and a silent aim option that hits anything inside the FOV circle whether you aim at it or not. He is blunt about that last one: it is extremely blatant and he does not recommend it if you care about the account. That is the honest framing, and it is the same thing we would say.

Chams are the visual feature that stands out

The normal ESP is clean and fully colour-customisable, but the part he singles out is chams, which colour the enemy model itself rather than drawing a box around it. They are visible through walls, so a chams-only setup is a viable way to run the cheat with nothing else enabled. There is a rainbow mode if you want it to be ridiculous, and a wireframe option that gets fairly extreme.

As of his testing, no other R6 cheat on the market was offering chams like this, which is the same conclusion we have heard from other creators covering Frost.

Enemies glowing in pink chams ESP with distance tags seen through walls in Rainbow Six Siege
Chams with distance tags, visible through walls and fully colour-customisable.

The misc tab, where it stops being subtle

No spread, no recoil and bullet lightning are all adjustable rather than on-or-off, and he demonstrates them at 70 percent and again at 25 percent to show you do not have to run the blatant version. Instant reload is there too. Then there is no clip, bound to a key, which lets you walk through walls, and he uses it to check which operator is holding a room by simply strolling through the wall to look.

Features like no clip and silent aim are the part of any cheat that ends accounts fastest. They are impressive in a showcase and they are the first thing a killcam or a replay makes obvious.

Which product this actually is

The showcase is Frost Pro, our top R6 build: everything in Frost plus silent aim, no clip and speedhack. If you want the core cheat without those extras, Frost carries the aimbot, the chams and unlock all. And if the skins are the only thing you are here for, Frost Unlock All is exactly that and nothing else, which is the cheapest and by far the lowest-risk way to get the cosmetics without running an aimbot at all.

All three are on the Rainbow Six Siege page, with live detection status on the Frost Pro status page.

Not sure which Rainbow Six Siege cheat this applies to? Our guide to the best R6 cheats compares the lineup and says who each one is for.

Frequently asked questions

Do unlocked skins show to other players?

In the testing shown in the video, yes, rather than being visible only on your own screen. Avoid the template and developer items, which are not things a normal account could ever have.

Can I unlock skins without running an aimbot?

Yes, and it is the safer option. Frost Unlock All does the cosmetics only, with no aim features involved.

Is silent aim worth using?

Only if you are happy to lose the account. Both the creator and we would tell you the same thing: it is a showcase feature, and it is unmistakable to anyone watching a replay.

Prefer to watch: the full showcase is on our TIIAGO channel.