FPS Sensitivity Converter

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From game

To game

Your sensitivity

Mouse DPI

Converted sensitivity

0.471

for Valorant at 800 DPI

eDPI

377

cm / 360°

34.6

in / 360°

13.6

Conversion keeps your cm/360 (physical mouse travel for one full turn) identical between games, since that's the number your hand actually memorizes — not the on-screen feel, which also depends on FOV.

HOW IT WORKS

Using the sensitivity converter

This tool converts your mouse sensitivity from one game to another so your aim feels identical — same physical hand movement for a full 360° turn, regardless of which game you're playing.

Step by step

Find your current settings

Open the game you're switching from and note your in-game sensitivity value and your mouse DPI. DPI is set either in your mouse software (Logitech G Hub, Razer Synapse, etc.) or on the mouse itself with a button.
Pick your two games

Set From game to the game your sensitivity currently belongs to, and To game to the one you want to match it in. Use the ⇄ button to swap them instantly.
Enter sensitivity and DPI

Type your current sensitivity into Your sensitivity and your mouse DPI into Mouse DPI. The result updates instantly as you type — no button to press.
Apply the converted value

Take the number under Converted sensitivity and enter it into the mouse sensitivity setting of your target game. Keep your mouse DPI the same as what you typed into the tool.

What the numbers mean

eDPI

Effective DPI — your sensitivity multiplied by your mouse DPI. Useful for comparing your setup to pro players, since it combines both settings into one number.

cm / 360°

How many centimeters you physically move your mouse to spin a full 360° turn in-game. This is the number that stays constant across every game — it's what the converter is protecting.

in / 360°

Same measurement as cm/360, shown in inches for players who prefer imperial units.

Frequently asked

Why does the converted sensitivity still feel a bit different at first?

The conversion matches your physical mouse movement exactly, but each game has a different field of view (FOV), so the world moves across your screen at a slightly different visual speed even though your hand does the same motion. This settles within a few minutes of playing.

Do I need to change my DPI in the new game?

No — keep your mouse DPI exactly as it is. Only the in-game sensitivity value changes between games; DPI is a hardware setting that doesn't need to change unless you want it to.

Does this work for scoped or ADS sensitivity too?

This converter handles hipfire/base sensitivity, which is what most players need. Scoped and ADS multipliers work differently per weapon and per game, so they aren't covered here.

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