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Valorant Sensitivity Converter

Convert Valorant hip-fire sensitivity to CS2, Apex Legends and other FPS games with the loaded yaw record. Add DPI for eDPI and cm/360; results are estimates.Methodology

Yaw0.070000°

ModeHip-fire

Source settings

Source game

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Records are loaded from the game database; treat results as estimates.

Mouse DPI (optional)

Used only for eDPI, cm/360 and in/360. Leave blank to hide those measurements.

Current sensitivity

Enter the in-game sensitivity value, not eDPI.

Target settings

Target game

Records are loaded from the game database; treat results as estimates.

Target DPI (optional)

Use this only if you plan to use a different DPI in the target game.

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Conversion ResultTarget game sensitivity

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Enter your sensitivity above and choose two games to see your converted sensitivity.

This Valorant record is loaded from the game database. Treat the converted value as an estimate, because FOV and input behavior are not modeled.

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How to convert Valorant hip-fire sensitivity

Valorant uses its own sensitivity scale, so copying a raw number to CS2 or Apex Legends does not preserve the same physical turn distance. This page matches hip-fire rotation using the loaded Valorant record, then shows the same distance in related games.

Use the in-game sensitivity value, not eDPI. This page models hip-fire only; Valorant ADS multipliers and per-optic behavior are not modeled.

Select Valorant as the source or target game in the converter above.
Enter the in-game sensitivity value shown by the game, not eDPI.
Add your mouse DPI to calculate eDPI and cm/360 for the result.
Review the converted value, assumptions and warnings before using it in-game.

Read how mouse sensitivity conversion works, cm/360, eDPI and yaw for the model behind these values.

Formula

target sensitivity =
source sensitivity × (source yaw × source DPI) ÷ (target yaw × target DPI)

The records are hip-fire estimates. FOV, ADS, scopes and other sensitivity categories are not modeled.

Worked example

Valorant sensitivity at 800 DPI

At 800 DPI, 0.4 in-game sensitivity is 320 eDPI and 40.82 cm/360 (16.07 in/360). The table uses the same loaded record.

Arithmetic example

Valorant sensitivity, eDPI, cm/360 and inches/360 at 800 DPI
Sensitivity	eDPI	cm/360	inches/360
0.2	160	81.64 cm	32.14 in
0.4	320	40.82 cm	16.07 in
0.8	640	20.41 cm	8.04 in

These are model outputs, not recommended settings. eDPI is sensitivity multiplied by DPI and is not a universal cross-game comparison unit.

Same physical distance

40.82 cm/360 in related games

These values match the same 40.82 cm/360 (16.07 in/360) at 800 DPI using other compatible linear hip-fire records.

Same cm/360 in related games at 800 DPI
Target game	Target sensitivity	Same cm/360	Converter
Counter-Strike 2	1.2727	40.82 cm / 16.07 in	Valorant to CS2 converter
Apex Legends	1.2727	40.82 cm / 16.07 in	Valorant to Apex Legends converter
Overwatch 2	4.2424	40.82 cm / 16.07 in	Valorant to Overwatch 2 converter

Assumptions for these examples

Examples use 800 DPI and the loaded Valorant hip-fire record.
eDPI is in-game sensitivity multiplied by DPI; it is not a cross-game comparison unit.
Same-cm/360 comparisons use compatible linear hip-fire records at the same DPI.
FOV, ADS, scopes, per-optic multipliers and input behavior are not modeled.
Displayed values are rounded; the converter keeps full precision internally.

FAQ

Valorant sensitivity FAQ

How do I convert Valorant sensitivity to CS2 or Apex Legends?

Select Valorant as the source and the other game as the target in the converter above. The calculation matches hip-fire cm/360 using each loaded yaw record. Treat the result as an estimate, not a guaranteed 1:1 feel match.

Does this convert Valorant ADS sensitivity?

No. This page models hip-fire sensitivity only. ADS multipliers, scope behavior and per-optic settings are outside the loaded record.

What does 0.4 Valorant sensitivity mean at 800 DPI?

Using the loaded 0.07 yaw record, 0.4 at 800 DPI is 320 eDPI and about 40.82 cm/360. That is an arithmetic example, not a recommended setting.

Last reviewed: 6 November 2026

Valorant sensitivity data

These values are loaded from public or competitor records. They describe hip-fire mouse input only and are not independently verified. Review thegame data standardfor source and verification details.

Yaw: 0.0700000° per count
Sensitivity range: 0.01 – 10
Step: 0.001
Mode: Hip-fire, mouse
Model: Linear Yaw Model
Version: unknown

Source and limitations

The source label and known limitations stored with this record are listed below. Exact per-record source URLs, access dates and independent testing history are not stored in the runtime records.

Game record sourced from Aiming.Pro.
Game version and input-system scope are unknown.
Sensitivity step uses a 0.001 fallback.
This record was force-published at the site owner's request.

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