Mouse Sensitivity Converter for 30+ FPS Games

About the Sens Converter

Pick your game, enter your sens, get the number for your new game. No signup, no ads. Covers Valorant, CS2, Apex, Fortnite, Warzone, Overwatch 2, R6, THE FINALS, Marvel Rivals, Tarkov and 20 more.

Why bother? CS2 and Valorant use different yaw values. If you just copy your sens number, your aim feels completely off. This tool does the math so your muscle memory transfers.

How It Works

Each game has a yaw value that controls how much your view rotates per mouse tick. CS2 uses 0.022, Valorant uses 0.07. The converter multiplies your sens by the source yaw, then divides by the target yaw. Output: same physical mouse movement for the same in-game rotation.

Example: 2.0 in CS2 converts to roughly 0.629 in Valorant.

eDPI and cm/360

eDPI = DPI x sensitivity. Two players can have identical aim speed with different hardware. 400 DPI at sens 2 and 800 DPI at sens 1 both give you 800 eDPI.

cm/360 tells you how far your mouse travels for a full turn. Lower number = faster sens. Most pros land somewhere between 25 and 50 cm/360.

Why DPI Does Not Change the Result

Sens conversion is a ratio between game yaw values. DPI cancels out. The Advanced Stats panel uses your DPI to calculate eDPI and cm/360, but the main converted number stays the same regardless of what DPI you enter.

Tips

Pick one DPI and stick with it. Changing DPI between games also changes your Windows cursor speed, which messes with everything outside the game.

The math is right, but FOV differences can throw you off. If it feels weird, nudge the sens up or down until it clicks.

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