Mouse Sensitivity Converter
Switching games often means your aim feels “off”, even if your sensitivity looks similar. This calculator helps you convert mouse sensitivity between FPS games while keeping the same real-world movement (cm/360).
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What is Mouse Sensitivity Calculator?
A mouse sensitivity calculator helps you keep your aim consistent when switching between games.
Different games use different sensitivity scales, so the same number will not always feel the same. A setting that feels perfect in one game can feel too fast or too slow in another.
This tool solves that by converting your sensitivity from one game to another using the correct value behind the scenes. Instead of guessing, you get a result that feels much closer to what you already use. Why that matters:
Even though the numbers look different, both players may be aiming with a very similar mouse feel. That is why raw sensitivity numbers alone do not tell the full story. What matters is how far your mouse needs to move to turn in game, and this tool helps match that feeling across supported titles.
How It Works
The converter uses cm/360 matching, which keeps the physical distance needed for a full turn the same across games. It also accounts for:
This avoids guesswork and prevents inaccurate “ratio-only” conversions.
Who This Tool Is For
Players switching between FPS games Competitive CS2, Valorant, and Apex players Anyone rebuilding muscle memory after changing games, DPI, or mouse Players who want a consistent aim without trial and error
How to Use The Sensitivity Calculator?
For games with custom or modified sensitivity systems, you can manually override the yaw value in Advanced settings.
Supported Games (current list)
CS & Source Engine
Riot & Blizzard
Battle Royale & Arena FPS
Tactical & Extraction Shooters
Call of Duty Series
Other FPS
Frequently Asked Questions
A mouse sensitivity converter lets you convert your sensitivity from one game to another while keeping the same real-world mouse movement. This helps maintain muscle memory when switching between FPS games.
The calculator matches your cm/360 distance, using each game’s yaw value and your DPI. This keeps the physical distance needed for a full turn consistent across different games.
Yes. The tool uses verified yaw values for CS2 and Valorant and calculates sensitivity using real movement distance, not guess-based ratios.
cm/360 is the physical distance your mouse travels to turn 360 degrees in-game. Matching cm/360 is the most reliable way to keep aim consistent across games.
Yes. You can enter a different target DPI, and the calculator will adjust the sensitivity while keeping the same effective movement.
Yes. Apex Legends and Rainbow Six Siege are supported with their respective yaw values, allowing accurate sensitivity conversion.
Yes. Fortnite is supported, and the tool converts sensitivity based on its internal yaw to match your aim with other FPS games.
No. This calculator matches hipfire sensitivity only. ADS and scope multipliers vary by game and should be adjusted separately in-game.
Different games use different sensitivity scales. A higher or lower number does not mean faster or slower aim if the cm/360 value is the same.
Yes. Advanced settings allow you to override yaw values if you use custom configs or want to fine-tune the conversion.
The tool supports CS2, Valorant, Apex Legends, Rainbow Six Siege, Fortnite, Overwatch 2, Rust, TF2, and many other popular FPS games.
Yes. The mouse sensitivity converter on Tradeit.gg is completely free to use.
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