Mouse Sensitivity Converter

Written byOleh Soloninupdated 5 October 2026

From game

To game

In-game sensitivity

Mouse DPI

Result

Sensitivity in the new game0.3143
Centimetres per 360°51.95
Inches per 360°20.45
eDPI800
Conversion factor0.3143
From gameCS2
To gameValorant

The same turn in every game

Moves a mouse sensitivity from one game to another so that a full 360-degree turn takes exactly the same movement of your hand.

Muscle memory does not live in the number in your settings. It lives in the distance your hand travels across the pad for a full turn. The number differs everywhere: a sensitivity of 1 in CS2 and a sensitivity of 1 in Valorant give completely different turn speeds.

That is because each engine defines its own rotation per mouse count. Across the Source family it is 0.022 degrees, in Valorant 0.07, in Overwatch and Call of Duty 0.0066. The whole conversion is one fraction: the ratio of two constants.

How to use

Pick the game you are moving the setting from and the game you are moving it to.
Enter the sensitivity exactly as it appears in the source game's menu.
Give your mouse DPI: it fixes the centimetres per turn but does not change the converted number.
Check the result on a range — the same hand travel for a full 360 is what a correct conversion looks like.

What the same setting becomes in other games

Each row is a run of this calculator at a sensitivity of 1 in CS2 and 800 DPI. The whole conversion rests on one engine constant: how many degrees of turn a single mouse count produces at sensitivity 1.

CS2, CS:GO, Apex, Deadlock, Team Fortress 2 and Quake Champions all share 0.022, so the number carries across untouched. Valorant uses 0.07 and Overwatch 2 and Call of Duty use 0.0066, which is where the 0.3143 and 3.3333 multipliers come from.

Runs of this calculator at a sensitivity of 1 in CS2 and 800 DPI.
Game	Engine constant	Sensitivity	Centimetres per 360°
CS2, CS:GO, Apex, Deadlock, TF2, Quake	0.022	1	51.95
Valorant	0.07	0.3143	51.95
Overwatch 2	0.0066	3.3333	51.95
Call of Duty and Warzone	0.0066	3.3333	51.95

What this calculator shows

The sensitivity in the new game that reproduces the same turn
The distance in centimetres and inches for a full rotation
eDPI and the conversion factor between the pair of games

What to keep in mind

The list covers only engines with a fixed rotation per count. Games where turn speed changes with field of view cannot be converted from a single number.
Mouse acceleration has to be off in the game, and in the operating system too for games without raw input: with it on, distance per turn stops being a constant.

FAQs

How do I convert CS2 sensitivity to Valorant?

Multiply by 0.3143. A sensitivity of 1.0 in CS2 is 0.3143 in Valorant at the same DPI.

Which matters more, DPI or in-game sensitivity?

Their product, eDPI. The turn depends only on that. Very low DPI can coarsen the movement, so turn speed is better tuned with the in-game number.

Why does my turn not match after converting?

Check the game's own mouse acceleration first. If the game reads input without raw input, Windows' Enhance pointer precision also bends the distance; raw input bypasses those system settings.

What sensitivity is the right one?

The one where you can complete a full turn without lifting the mouse and still hit distant targets. There is no single norm: find your centimetres per 360° on a range, for your pad and your game.

Why is the distance per turn identical in every row?

Because that is the point of the conversion: the hand should travel the same distance. The number in the menu differs, the mouse movement does not — 51.95 centimetres for a full turn at 800 DPI.

Why can't every game be converted?

The calculator only carries engines whose turn rate is independent of field of view. Where the turn rate scales with FOV, no single conversion number exists: a setting matched at 90 degrees drifts apart at 103.

Worked example

From CS2 to Valorant

Input: Sensitivity 1.0 at 800 DPI

Output: 0.3143 in Valorant, a full turn in 51.95 cm

Note: The factor 0.3143 is exactly 0.022 divided by 0.07. Which is why players moving from CS to Valorant set 'about a third of my old sens' and land close.

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