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Sensitivity calculator

Convert your mouse sensitivity from one game to another while keeping the SAME real-world motion (cm/360°). Move from Valorant to CS2, Apex or Overwatch without losing the aim that's already in your muscle memory. Enter your sens and DPI and we'll give you the equivalent in every game instantly.

Your equivalent sens

40.8

cm per 360° turn

16.1

inches per turn

320

eDPI

What is cm/360° and why is it the only thing that matters?

cm/360° is how many centimeters you move your mouse on the pad to make a full 360° turn in-game. It's the REAL measure of your sensitivity, independent of the game: if you turn around in 30 cm in Valorant and also in 30 cm in CS2, your aim feels identical in both. That's why converting properly isn't copying the sens number — it's keeping the same cm/360°. That's exactly what this calculator does.

How to move your sensitivity from one game to another

Pick your source game, type the sensitivity you use there and your mouse DPI. Below you'll see the equivalent sens in every game for that same cm/360°. Don't touch your mouse DPI: leave it as is and only change the in-game sensitivity with the number we give you. That way your muscle memory travels with you from one title to the next.

DPI, sensitivity and eDPI: what each one means

DPI is the mouse's own sensitivity (how many dots it detects per inch of movement). Sensitivity is the in-game multiplier. eDPI (DPI × sens) is the quick way to compare real speed between players with different mice: two people with the same eDPI move the crosshair at the same speed. For tactical shooters like Valorant or CS2, most strong players sit between 30 and 50 cm/360° (low eDPI): more control for long-range duels.

Frequently asked questions

How do I convert my Valorant sensitivity to CS2?

Select Valorant as the source game, type your sens and DPI, and the calculator gives you the CS2 equivalent. As a quick rule, CS2 sens is your Valorant sens multiplied by 3.18 (at the same DPI).

Do I have to change my mouse DPI?

No. Keep the same DPI across all games and only change the in-game sensitivity with the number we give you. The calculator already assumes DPI stays the same.

What sensitivity do pros use?

Almost all of them play with low eDPI: the most common setup is 800 DPI with a low sens, aiming for 30 to 50 cm per 360° turn. It gives more precision on long duels in exchange for needing more desk space.

Why aren't Fortnite or Rainbow Six listed?

Their conversion depends on field of view (FOV) or isn't linear, so giving you a fixed number would mislead you. For now we only include games whose conversion is exact and FOV-independent: Valorant, CS2, Apex Legends and Overwatch 2.