Mouse Sensitivity Converter
Switching games? Keep the exact same aim. Convert your sensitivity and your cm/360 stays identical.
Both settings turn 360° over the same distance — your aim stays identical.
A mouse sensitivity converter changes your in-game sensitivity number when you switch games so the physical distance you move the mouse to turn 360° (your cm/360) stays the same. That keeps your muscle memory and aim consistent from CS2 to Valorant, Apex, Overwatch and beyond.
Why the sensitivity number is different in every game
Each game decides how far your view rotates for a given mouse movement. Valorant, for example, turns much less per unit than CS2, so the same feel needs a lower number — a CS2 sensitivity of 2 becomes roughly 0.63 in Valorant. Rather than guessing, the converter uses each game's exact rotation constant to keep your cm/360 identical.
cm/360 vs eDPI — which should you use?
Use cm/360 to compare or move settings between games — it measures real hand movement, so it's truly universal. Use eDPI (DPI × sensitivity) to compare settings within one game, like matching a pro's Valorant setup. This tool shows both.
What's a good sensitivity?
Most FPS pros play low — around 30–50 cm/360, which favours precise aim over fast flicks. If you're unsure, try 40 cm/360 and adjust to taste. Once you've found a feel you like, use the converter to carry that exact cm/360 into every game you play. Then test your reaction time to round out your aim training.
Frequently asked questions
How does sensitivity conversion work?
Each game rotates your view a different amount per mouse movement. The converter matches your cm/360 — the physical distance your mouse travels to spin a full circle — so the same hand motion aims the same in both games, even though the sensitivity number is different.
What is cm/360?
cm/360 is the number of centimetres you move your mouse to turn 360 degrees in-game. It's the universal way to compare sensitivity across games and DPIs, because it measures real hand movement rather than an arbitrary in-game number.
What is eDPI?
eDPI (effective DPI) is your DPI multiplied by your in-game sensitivity. It lets you compare two players' settings within the same game, but it isn't comparable across games because each game scales sensitivity differently — that's what cm/360 is for.
Do I need to change my DPI?
No. Your DPI is a hardware setting that stays the same across games, so you only change the in-game sensitivity number. Enter your DPI once and convert the sensitivity between titles.