Valorant Sensitivity Converter

How to calculate Valorant sensitivity?

Converting your sensitivity to Valorant involves aligning the Field of View (FOV) and the 360-degree rotation ratios between different game engines. Because each game processes mouse input differently, a mathematical constant is needed to ensure your mouse movement distance remains consistent across titles.

Standard Conversion Constants: CS2/Apex Ratio: 3.1818, OW2 Ratio: 10.606.

Using the converter: an example

Suppose you are currently playing CS2 with an in-game sensitivity of 2.0 and a mouse DPI of 800. To find your equivalent Valorant settings, follow these steps:

Step-by-step calculation:

1. Divide your current CS2 sensitivity (2.0) by the conversion factor (3.1818).
2. This gives you a Valorant sensitivity of approximately 0.628.
3. Multiply your new sensitivity by your DPI to find your eDPI: 0.628 * 800 = 502.4.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is eDPI?

eDPI (Effective Dots Per Inch) is the product of your mouse DPI and your in-game sensitivity. It provides a universal way to compare 'true' sensitivity between players regardless of their hardware settings.

Does Windows sensitivity matter?

Valorant uses 'Raw Input' by default, which ignores Windows mouse sensitivity and acceleration settings. This ensures that your aim remains consistent as long as your DPI and in-game sensitivity are the same.

Why use a specific ratio?

Ratios like 3.1818 are derived from the geometric differences in how games calculate rotation. Using these specific numbers ensures that a 180-degree turn in CS2 feels exactly like a 180-degree turn in Valorant, preserving your muscle memory.