Sens Converter

Sens Converter

Convert your mouse sensitivity from one game to another and keep the same feel.

Your new sensitivity

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    cm/360
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    in/360
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    eDPI (from)
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    eDPI (to)
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    Popular sensitivity conversions

    At the same DPI, multiply your sensitivity by the factor. For any other pair, use the converter above.

    ConversionMultiply by
    Valorant to Counter-Strike 23.1818
    Counter-Strike 2 to Valorant0.31429
    Valorant to Overwatch 210.606
    Overwatch 2 to Valorant0.094286
    Apex Legends to Valorant0.31429
    Fortnite to Valorant0.079357
    Rainbow Six Siege to Valorant0.081851
    Counter-Strike 2 to Rainbow Six Siege3.8397
    Marvel Rivals to Overwatch 22.6515
    Valorant to Marvel Rivals4
    Valorant to Roblox0.17595
    Counter-Strike 2 to Apex Legends1

    Supported games

    How the conversion works

    Every game multiplies your sensitivity by its own internal scale, so the same number turns your view a different amount in each game. What your arm actually remembers is distance: how far you move the mouse to turn a full 360°. That distance is called cm/360. This converter calculates your cm/360 in the game you know, then finds the setting that gives the same cm/360 in the new game.

    For most games the turn per mouse count is the sensitivity times a fixed angle called the yaw (CS2: 0.022°, Valorant: 0.07°). Then cm/360 = 914.4 ÷ (DPI × sensitivity × yaw), and at the same DPI the new sensitivity is old sensitivity × old yaw ÷ new yaw. A few games, such as Minecraft and Battlefield 6, use non-linear scales; the converter handles those with their own formulas.

    eDPI is your mouse DPI multiplied by your in-game sensitivity. It is handy for comparing settings within one game, but it does not carry across games because each game uses a different scale — cm/360 does.

    When the result can feel different