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Select Your Game
Pick the game you currently play from the dropdown. Your existing sensitivity will be the starting point.
Pro Tip
Pro tip: After converting, keep your DPI the same and only change the in-game sensitivity. This guarantees the same cm/360° — the real measure of muscle memory — across every game.
Common Sensitivity Conversion Factors
| From | To | Factor | Formula | Example |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Valorant | CS2 | × 3.181 | VAL sens × 3.181 | 0.4 → 1.272 |
| CS2 | Valorant | ÷ 3.181 | CS2 sens ÷ 3.181 | 2.0 → 0.629 |
| Marvel Rivals | CS2 | × 1.000 | Direct copy | 5.0 → 5.0 |
| R6 Siege | Valorant | × 0.088 | R6 sens × 0.088 | 30 → 2.64 |
| Apex Legends | Valorant | × 0.750 | Apex sens × 0.750 | 3.0 → 2.25 |
| Overwatch 2 | Valorant | × 0.094 | OW2 sens × 0.094 | 6.0 → 0.564 |
How to Use the Gaming Sensitivity Converter
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Enter Your Sensitivity
Type your current in-game sensitivity value. Results appear instantly — no button needed.
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Copy & Apply
Hit the Copy button next to any target game and paste the value directly into that game's settings.
How Cross-Game Sensitivity Conversion Works
Every FPS game has a hidden constant called a yaw value — the number of degrees your view rotates per raw mouse count. Valorant uses 0.07°/count, CS2 uses 0.022°/count, and Marvel Rivals also uses 0.022°/count (which is why CS2 and Marvel Rivals sensitivities are always a 1:1 match).
The conversion formula is straightforward: Converted Sens = Source Sens × (Source Yaw / Target Yaw). For Valorant to CS2 that's 0.07 / 0.022 = 3.181 — meaning a Valorant sensitivity of 0.4 becomes CS2 sensitivity 1.272.
The metric this preserves is cm/360°: the centimetres of mouse movement required to rotate your view 360 degrees. Elite players treat cm/360° as their real sensitivity because it is hardware-independent. At 800 DPI, a Valorant 0.4 sensitivity is about 32 cm/360. After converting to CS2 (1.272), you get the same 32 cm/360.
Rainbow Six Siege uses a much smaller yaw value (≈ 0.00616°/count for hipfire), so the conversion factor is 0.088 from R6 to Valorant — meaning R6 sensitivities look much larger but actually rotate the camera far less per unit. ARC Raiders is an extraction shooter currently in early access; its sensitivity scale is 0–100 with conversion values marked as approximate until Embark Studios publishes official yaw data.
Frequently Asked Questions
Multiply your Valorant sensitivity by 3.181. For example, Valorant 0.4 × 3.181 = CS2 sensitivity 1.272. This factor comes from the ratio of the two games' yaw values: 0.07 (Valorant) ÷ 0.022 (CS2) = 3.181.
Both games share the same yaw value of 0.022°/count — the same constant Valve introduced in the original CS engine. Because the camera moves exactly the same amount per mouse count in both games, a sensitivity of 3.0 in CS2 is literally the same physical movement as 3.0 in Marvel Rivals.
Multiply your R6 Siege hipfire sensitivity by 0.088. For example, R6 sensitivity 30 × 0.088 = Valorant sensitivity 2.64. R6 Siege uses a much smaller yaw (~0.006°/count) so its raw values look large but produce slow camera movement.
cm/360 is the centimetres of physical mouse movement needed to rotate your view exactly 360 degrees. It is hardware-independent — it accounts for both your DPI and in-game sensitivity together. Two players with different DPI settings but the same cm/360 feel the exact same speed. Converting sensitivity to match cm/360 is the gold standard for preserving muscle memory across games.
Minor tweaks are normal for two reasons: FOV differences (wider FOV makes movement appear faster even at the same cm/360) and game-specific mechanics like aim assist or ADS multipliers. Start with the converted value and nudge by ±5–10% if things feel slightly off.
ARC Raiders is currently in early access and Embark Studios has not published an official yaw value. The conversion is based on community benchmarking (sens 50 ≈ CS2 sens 3 at the same DPI) and is marked as approximate. We will update the constant once official data is available.
Most professional FPS players use a cm/360 between 30–50 cm. At 800 DPI that translates to roughly Valorant 0.2–0.4, CS2 1.0–1.5, or Apex 1.5–3.0. Lower sensitivities give more precision for long-range duels; higher sensitivities improve close-range spin reaction. Start with a mid-range value and adjust over 2–3 weeks.