cm/360 is how many centimetres you move your mouse to turn a full 360 degrees in-game. It's the truest measure of your aim, because it combines sensitivity and DPI into one real-world distance.

Sensitivity Converter Guide: Match Aim Across Games

Q: How do I convert sensitivity between games?

Each game turns a different amount per mouse count. To keep the same aim, multiply your sensitivity by the ratio of the two games' turn rates. The converter does this for you and shows the matching cm/360.

Q: Should I change my DPI when I convert?

No. Keep the same DPI and only change the in-game sensitivity. The converter assumes your DPI stays put, which is what keeps your cm/360 — and therefore your muscle memory — identical.

What this tool does

The Mouse Sensitivity Converter takes your sensitivity in one game and gives you the matching value in another, so the same mouse movement turns you the same amount. It also shows your cm/360, the real-world distance for a full turn. It all runs in your browser.

How the conversion works

Every game turns a slightly different number of degrees per mouse count. Keeping your aim identical just means scaling your sensitivity by the ratio of those turn rates: new = old × (turn rate of old game ÷ turn rate of new game). Because your mouse DPI doesn't change, your real-world cm/360 stays exactly the same.

Why cm/360 is the real measure

Two players with the same in-game sensitivity number can aim completely differently if their DPI differs. cm/360 — the centimetres of mouse movement for a full 360° turn — folds sensitivity and DPI into one figure, so it's the honest way to compare and copy aim. Lower cm/360 is faster (twitchy); higher is slower (more precise).

How to use it

Open the Sensitivity Converter.
Pick the game you're coming from and the game you're moving to.
Enter your current sensitivity and your mouse DPI.
Use the converted sensitivity in the new game and keep the same DPI.

A couple of caveats

Values are for hip-fire at default FOV. Scoped or aim-down-sights multipliers are set separately in each game.
Mouse acceleration should be off in both Windows and the game for conversions to hold.

Nothing is uploaded

The conversion runs entirely in your browser — your settings are never sent anywhere.

FAQ

How do I convert sensitivity between games?

Multiply by the ratio of the two games' turn rates — the converter does it and shows the matching cm/360.

What is cm/360?

The centimetres of mouse movement needed to turn a full 360°, combining sensitivity and DPI.

Should I change my DPI when I convert?

No — keep the same DPI and only change the in-game sensitivity.

Ready to try it? Open the Sensitivity Converter →

Matching your aim across games