Mouse Sensitivity Converter

Switching games? Convert your sensitivity so your aim feels identical — from Valorant to CS2, Apex and more. Everything runs locally in your browser.

New to this? Read the Sensitivity Converter guide →

From game

To game

Your sensitivity

Mouse DPI

Converted sensitivity: —
cm / 360°: —
inches / 360°: —

Conversions keep your real-world cm/360 the same (your DPI doesn't change). Based on each game's turn rate at default FOV/zoom; in-game aim-down-sights multipliers are separate. Computed locally — nothing is uploaded.

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How to use the sensitivity converter

Pick the game you are coming from and the game you are moving to.
Enter your current in-game sensitivity.
Read the equivalent sensitivity for the new game, and copy it into your settings.

Why a straight copy doesn't work

Each game turns your sensitivity setting into in-game rotation with a different internal multiplier, so the same number feels faster in one game than another. The converter cancels that difference so your real-world aim stays the same. What actually carries over is your cm/360: the distance you move the mouse to turn a full circle. Keep that constant and your muscle memory comes with you.

Keep your DPI the same

The conversion assumes you do not change your mouse DPI. Pick one DPI (800 is a popular default) and only change the in-game sensitivity, or the maths will no longer line up. After converting, warm up in the new game before ranked, since the feel of the engine and field of view still differ even when the cm/360 matches.

Popular game pairs each have their own page, linked above. For more on why cm/360 is what matters, read converting Valorant sensitivity to CS2.

Where you'd use this

Moving between shooters without relearning your aim. Each game scales mouse input differently, so the same number means a different physical distance.

For example: A Valorant player on 0.4 at 800 DPI switching to CS2 needs 1.05 to keep the same 34cm/360. Typing the same number into both games would make CS2 feel roughly two and a half times faster.

Popular conversions

Frequently asked questions

What does the mouse sensitivity converter do?

It converts your in-game sensitivity from one game to another so your aim feels the same, accounting for each game’s sensitivity scale and your mouse DPI.

Why doesn’t my sensitivity feel the same across games?

Each game uses a different internal multiplier, so the same number moves the crosshair by a different amount. Converting matches your real-world cm/360 between games.

Is anything uploaded?

No. The conversion runs in your browser.