Game Sensitivity Converter for Valorant, CS2, Warzone & Apex

Most Popular Sensitivity Conversions

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CS2 to Valorant

Convert your Counter-Strike 2 sensitivity to Valorant accurately while keeping your muscle memory and aim consistency.

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Valorant to Apex Legends

Switch between tactical and fast-paced shooters without losing your aiming precision or tracking control.

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Warzone to Fortnite

Maintain the same mouse feel and eDPI when moving from Call of Duty Warzone to Fortnite builds and edits.

Supported Games and Sensitivity Profiles

Valorant Sensitivity Converter

Valorant uses a different sensitivity scale compared to CS2 and Apex Legends. Our converter helps you find the exact equivalent sensitivity instantly.

CS2 Sensitivity Calculator

Counter-Strike 2 players rely heavily on muscle memory. Accurate sensitivity conversion is critical for flick shots, spray control and tracking consistency.

Warzone DPI Converter

Call of Duty Warzone players often change FOV settings and mouse DPI. Our converter preserves your effective aiming distance.

Apex Legends Sensitivity Tool

Apex Legends requires smooth tracking and fast movement. Matching your sensitivity correctly improves recoil control and target tracking.

Why Professional FPS Players Use Low Sensitivity

Esports FPS player using low DPI and arm aiming setup for Valorant and CS2.

Most competitive FPS professionals use lower mouse sensitivity settings to improve consistency, recoil control, and long-range precision. Games like Valorant and CS2 reward stable crosshair placement far more than fast but inaccurate flicks.

What is eDPI?

eDPI stands for Effective Dots Per Inch and is calculated by multiplying your mouse DPI with your in-game sensitivity.

Professional FPS players often compare eDPI values instead of raw sensitivity because every game engine handles mouse input differently.

Example Calculation:

800 DPI × 0.35 Valorant sensitivity = 280 eDPI
400 DPI × 0.70 Valorant sensitivity = 280 eDPI

Even though the DPI values are different, the physical mouse movement on your mousepad remains identical.

Pro Aiming Guides & Tips

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Best Valorant Sensitivity in 2026

Full breakdown of pro settings and VCT aim trends.

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Best CS2 Mouse Settings

How to optimize CS2 for maximum aiming precision.

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What is eDPI? (Full Guide)

The math behind true sensitivity explained clearly.

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400 vs 800 DPI Explained

Why higher DPI reduces input latency in 2026.

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Best Polling Rate (Hz)

125Hz vs 1000Hz+ comparison and CPU impact.

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Wrist vs Arm Aiming

Choosing the healthiest and most accurate aiming style.

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Best Mousepad Size

Why low-sensitivity players need XL pads.

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Why Pros Use Low Sens

The secret to consistent aiming at high levels.

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Improve Aim Consistency

Daily routines to master your mouse control.

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Best Warzone Sensitivity

Optimizing ADS and tracking for Warzone combat.

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Best Apex Legends Sens

Settings for better tracking and recoil control.

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Valorant vs CS2 Sens

The 3.18 ratio and technical differences.

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Raw Input Explained

Why you should always bypass Windows mouse settings.

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Is High Sensitivity Bad?

The trade-offs between speed and precision.

How does the tool calculate the conversion between games?

We use proven mathematical multipliers based on the game engines. For example, transitioning from CS2 to Valorant involves dividing your sensitivity by 3.18. We also factor in any changes to your mouse DPI to provide the exact new sensitivity.

Why do Call of Duty, Destiny 2, and Overwatch 2 share the same sensitivity?

These games use very similar underlying mechanics for processing raw mouse input. If your FOV (Field of View) settings are matched, a sensitivity of 4.0 in Overwatch 2 will feel nearly identical to 4.0 in Call of Duty: Warzone or Destiny 2.

What is eDPI and why does mouse DPI matter?

eDPI stands for Effective Dots Per Inch. It is calculated by multiplying your in-game sensitivity by your mouse DPI. If you change your mouse DPI (e.g., from 400 to 800), you must halve your in-game sensitivity to keep the same physical distance per 360-degree turn. Our calculator does this automatically for you.