Mouse Sensitivity Converter

Convert your mouse sensitivity between games so you can have the same aim no matter what game you are playing. Keep your muscle memory consistent across all FPS titles.

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Understanding the Mouse Sensitivity Converter: Your Complete Guide

Introduction

The Mouse Sensitivity Converter is an essential tool for gamers who play multiple FPS (First-Person Shooter) games and want to maintain consistent aim across different titles. Whether you're switching from Counter-Strike 2 to Valorant, or from Apex Legends to Overwatch 2, this tool ensures your muscle memory remains intact by accurately converting your mouse sensitivity settings between games.

The Science Behind Sensitivity Conversion

Understanding Game Yaw Values

Every FPS game has its own internal yaw multiplier, which determines how much your character's view rotates when you move your mouse. This value is crucial because it represents the game's internal calculation for converting mouse input to camera rotation. For example:

  • Counter-Strike 2: 0.022 yaw multiplier
  • Valorant: 0.07 yaw multiplier
  • Apex Legends: 0.022 yaw multiplier
  • Overwatch 2: 0.0066 yaw multiplier

These different values mean that a sensitivity setting of "1.0" in one game feels completely different in another, even with the same mouse and DPI settings.

The Universal Language: cm/360 and in/360

To solve this problem, our converter uses universal measurements that transcend game-specific settings:

  • cm/360°: The physical distance your mouse travels to complete a full 360-degree rotation in-game
  • in/360°: The same measurement in inches

These measurements are hardware-independent and provide a consistent baseline for comparison across all games.

Technical Calculation Process

Step 1: Calculate Universal Metrics

First, the converter calculates your current physical sensitivity using the formula:

inches/360° = 360 ÷ (sensitivity × yawMultiplier) ÷ DPI
cm/360° = inches/360° × 2.54

This gives us the exact physical distance your mouse needs to move for a full rotation, regardless of the game or settings.

Step 2: Convert to Target Game

Once we have your physical sensitivity, we can reverse-calculate the equivalent sensitivity for the target game:

target_sensitivity = 360 ÷ (inches/360° × target_yawMultiplier × DPI)

Step 3: Account for DPI Changes

If you're switching to a mouse with different DPI settings, the converter automatically adjusts the calculation to maintain the same physical sensitivity:

adjusted_sensitivity = current_sensitivity × (current_DPI ÷ target_DPI)

Understanding eDPI (Effective DPI)

eDPI, or Effective DPI, is another important metric that combines your mouse's DPI with your in-game sensitivity:

eDPI = DPI × sensitivity

This single number represents your overall sensitivity level and is particularly useful for comparing settings with other players, regardless of their individual DPI and sensitivity combinations.

Supported Games and Precision

Our converter supports over 30 popular FPS games, each with their verified yaw multipliers:

  • Tactical Shooters: Counter-Strike 2, Valorant, Rainbow 6 Siege, Escape from Tarkov
  • Battle Royales: Apex Legends, Fortnite, Call of Duty: Warzone 2, PUBG
  • Hero Shooters: Overwatch 2, Marvel Rivals
  • And many more: The Finals, XDefiant, Rust, Destiny 2, Team Fortress 2

The calculations are precise to three decimal places, ensuring minimal difference in feel between games.

Practical Applications

Scenario 1: Switching Games

You primarily play Counter-Strike 2 with a sensitivity of 2.0 at 800 DPI and want to try Valorant. The converter will:

  1. Calculate your cm/360° from CS2 settings
  2. Apply the Valorant yaw multiplier (0.07)
  3. Provide the exact Valorant sensitivity that feels identical

Scenario 2: New Mouse with Different DPI

You're upgrading from an 800 DPI mouse to a 1600 DPI mouse. The converter adjusts your sensitivity automatically to maintain the same physical mouse movement required for rotations.

Scenario 3: Competitive Consistency

Professional players often use this conversion to maintain their aim when practicing across different games, ensuring their muscle memory transfers directly between titles.

Advanced Features

Copy to Clipboard Functionality

The tool includes one-click copying for all calculated values (cm/360°, in/360°, eDPI), making it easy to share settings with teammates or save for future reference.

Persistent Settings

Your settings are automatically saved locally, so you don't have to re-enter your preferred configurations each time you visit the tool.

Comprehensive FAQ Section

The built-in FAQ addresses common questions about DPI discovery, game requests, and troubleshooting sensitivity issues.

Conclusion

The Mouse Sensitivity Converter is more than just a calculator—it's a precision tool that bridges the gap between different gaming ecosystems. By understanding the mathematical relationships between DPI, sensitivity, and game-specific yaw multipliers, it provides gamers with the consistency needed to perform at their highest level across any FPS game they choose to play.

 

Whether you're a casual gamer trying out new titles or a competitive player maintaining consistent aim across multiple games, this converter ensures your muscle memory works exactly as intended, game after game.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes! This feature is essential when switching to a new wireless gaming mouse or wired gaming mouse with a different sensor (like the high-precision PAW3395 or PAW3950). Simply enter your original DPI and the target DPI of your new device. The tool calculates the exact new sensitivity needed to maintain your muscle memory, ensuring your best gaming mouse feels familiar instantly without affecting your aim.
Yes. You can convert sensitivity between games without knowing your DPI. However, if you are configuring a fully customizable gaming mouse, knowing your DPI is helpful for precision. You can usually find your current DPI steps in the product manual or view/change them directly in your mouse software (or Mambasnake driver). For most competitive FPS games, sticking to a standard 800 or 1600 DPI is recommended for consistent tracking.
You can request a game by typing its name in the search box. We regularly update our list to support popular competitive FPS games (like Valorant, CS2, and Apex Legends). Maintaining consistent sensitivity across these titles is the best way to improve your aim, especially when paired with a responsive lightweight gaming mouse or a stable ergonomic gaming mouse.
These terms measure the physical distance your gaming mouse must travel on the pad to complete a full 360-degree turn in-game. Using cm/360 is the most accurate way to replicate your "true sensitivity" across different shooting games, regardless of hardware differences. Whether you use a small mouse for gaming or a larger palm-grip mouse, focusing on your cm/360 value helps you build reliable muscle memory better than just matching in-game sliders.
eDPI (effective DPI) is calculated by multiplying your mouse DPI by your in-game sensitivity. It provides a single number that represents your overall sensitivity, making it easier to compare settings between players regardless of their individual DPI and sensitivity combinations.
Yes, significantly. Even if the mathematical sensitivity (cm/360) is the same, a lightweight gaming mouse (e.g., under 60g) requires less force to start and stop moving compared to a heavier mouse. If you recently upgraded to an ultralight wireless gaming mouse, the cursor might feel "faster" or "slippery." You may need to lower your in-game sensitivity slightly to regain control, or stick with it to enjoy the reduced wrist fatigue that modern ergonomic gaming mouse designs offer.
Absolutely. This Windows setting adds mouse acceleration, meaning the cursor distance changes based on how fast you move the mouse, not just how far. For consistent aim in competitive FPS games, you want "Raw Input" (1:1 tracking). Mouse acceleration interferes with your muscle memory, preventing even the best gaming mouse with a top-tier PAW3950 or PAW3395 sensor from performing accurately.
Friction plays a huge role. If you switch from an old, worn-out pad to a new gaming mouse pad, the glide will be different. Speed Pads: Offer less friction, making your customizable gaming mouse feel faster. Control Pads: Offer more stopping power, making it feel slower. Always ensure your mouse driver settings are correct, but also consider that your physical surface affects the perceived sensitivity.

Supported Games

Convert your mouse sensitivity between 30+ popular games including:

Valorant CS2 Apex Legends Overwatch 2 Fortnite Call of Duty Rainbow 6 Siege PUBG The Finals Marvel Rivals + 20 more games