How do you convert sensitivity between Valorant and CS2?

To convert from CS2 to Valorant, divide your CS2 sensitivity by 3.181818 (or multiply CS2 sens by 0.022 / 0.07 = 0.3142857). For example, 1.2 CS2 sens = 0.377 Valorant sens.

Does changing FOV affect 1:1 cm/360 rotation?

Physical 360-degree rotation distance (cm/360) is purely determined by mouse yaw and counts, independent of FOV. However, different FOVs alter perceived visual angular velocity on your screen.

Can I convert sensitivity if I change my mouse DPI?

Yes! Our converter lets you specify different source and target DPI values. For instance, if you switch from 400 DPI to 1600 DPI, your in-game sensitivity is automatically divided by 4 to maintain the exact same cm/360.

Why is muscle memory preservation important across games?

Consistency in physical hand travel prevents motor retraining delays. By keeping your 180° flick distances identical across all tactical and hero shooters, you retain reflex accuracy.

Sensitivity & Aiming

Mouse Sensitivity Converter (1:1 Cross-Game Aim Match)

Preserve your muscle memory across Valorant, CS2, Apex Legends, Overwatch 2, and 15+ games.

TL;DR: Mouse Sensitivity Converter matches mouse yaw factors and DPI scaling across competitive FPS games to guarantee your physical hand movement (cm/360) and muscle memory remain 100% identical between titles.

Source Game

Game

Sensitivity

DPI

Target Game

Game

Target DPI (Auto-matched)

Converted Sensitivity

0.377

360° Physical Turn

43.3 cm

17.0 inches

180° Snap Flick

21.6 cm

8.5 inches

90° Corner Check

10.8 cm

4.3 inches

1:1 Aim Retained Balanced Pro Sens / Hybrid Arm & Wrist

Recommended Mousepad: Large Esports Pad (450x400mm)

How do I convert my mouse sensitivity between competitive FPS games?

Direct Answer: To convert sensitivity between games, multiply your source sensitivity by its game engine yaw value and source DPI, then divide by the target game's engine yaw value and target DPI: Target Sens = (Source Sens × Source DPI × Source Yaw) / (Target DPI × Target Yaw). This matches your physical 360-degree rotation distance (cm/360) exactly.

In-Browser Execution: Calculated instantly inside your browser using client-side JavaScript with zero latency, downloads, or telemetry tracking.

How to Use the Mouse Sensitivity Converter

Select your source game (e.g. Counter-Strike 2) and enter your current sensitivity.
Enter your mouse hardware DPI (e.g. 800 DPI).
Select your target game (e.g. Valorant) and verify target DPI.
Instantly view your converted in-game sensitivity, 360° turn distances, and copy the value with 1 click.

Pro Tips & Best Practices

Keep your DPI constant across games for simpler profile synchronization.
Use 800 or 1600 DPI on modern optical sensors to reduce click-to-motion sensor input latency.
Match your 180° flick distance to comfortably cover half of your physical mousepad width.

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Frequently Asked Questions

: To convert from CS2 to Valorant, divide your CS2 sensitivity by 3.181818 (or multiply CS2 sens by 0.022 / 0.07 = 0.3142857). For example, 1.2 CS2 sens = 0.377 Valorant sens.
: Physical 360-degree rotation distance (cm/360) is purely determined by mouse yaw and counts, independent of FOV. However, different FOVs alter perceived visual angular velocity on your screen.
: Yes! Our converter lets you specify different source and target DPI values. For instance, if you switch from 400 DPI to 1600 DPI, your in-game sensitivity is automatically divided by 4 to maintain the exact same cm/360.
: Consistency in physical hand travel prevents motor retraining delays. By keeping your 180° flick distances identical across all tactical and hero shooters, you retain reflex accuracy.

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