Mouse Sensitivity Converter
Convert your mouse sensitivity across 50+ games instantly. Enter your DPI and sensitivity to see your cm/360° and equivalent settings in every game.
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What Is a Mouse Sensitivity Converter?
A mouse sensitivity converter translates your sensitivity settings from one game to another so that a full 360-degree in-game rotation requires the same physical mouse distance in every title you play. The universal metric is cm/360 — the centimeters of mouse movement needed for one complete turn. Each game uses a different internal yaw value, so a sensitivity of 2.0 in CS2 feels completely different from 2.0 in Apex Legends. This tool takes your DPI, source game, and sensitivity, calculates your cm/360, and then outputs the equivalent sensitivity value for over 50 supported games. It eliminates the trial-and-error process of manually adjusting settings when switching between titles.
How to Use the Sensitivity Converter
Enter your mouse DPI in the first field — you can usually find this in your mouse's software or check the manufacturer's specifications. Select your source game from the dropdown and type in your current sensitivity value. The tool instantly calculates your cm/360 and displays equivalent sensitivity values for every supported game. Use the filter to find specific titles quickly. For extra confidence, use the built-in Live Verifier: it asks you to physically move your mouse a specific distance and tracks whether the real-world movement matches the calculated cm/360. If the verifier shows a mismatch, double-check that your DPI setting and in-game sensitivity are entered correctly.
Why Consistent Sensitivity Across Games Matters
Muscle memory is the foundation of good aim. When you practice in one game and develop an instinct for how far to move your mouse to hit a target, that instinct only transfers to another game if the physical movement maps to the same rotation. Playing CS2 at 35 cm/360 and then switching to Valorant at 20 cm/360 forces your brain to recalibrate, degrading your accuracy in both games. Professional players who compete across titles use sensitivity converters to maintain a single cm/360 across their entire library. Even casual players benefit — consistent sensitivity means your warm-up in one game carries over to the next, and you spend less time adjusting and more time improving.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is cm/360°?
cm/360° measures how far you physically move your mouse to perform a full 360° rotation in-game. Higher values mean lower sensitivity (slower aiming). Professional FPS players typically use 30–50 cm/360°, while casual players often use 10–25 cm/360°.
How do I convert sensitivity between games?
Each game uses a different yaw factor (degrees of rotation per sensitivity unit). This tool uses the formula: cm/360 = (360 ÷ (sens × yaw)) ÷ (DPI ÷ 2.54). Your cm/360 stays the same across games — only the sensitivity number changes.
What is the Live Verifier?
The Live Verifier measures how far you actually move your mouse using your browser's pointer tracking. Move your mouse the displayed distance to confirm your real-world sensitivity matches the calculated value.
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