Rust Mouse Sensitivity Mouse Converter / Calculator

Use this Rust sensitivity converter to keep the same mouse feel across any supported game.

Enter your Rust sensitivity and DPI, choose your target game, and get a matching sensitivity value based on the same cm/360. It’s a useful way to keep your aim more consistent when moving between games.

Rust Sensitivity Converter / Calculator

Match the same cm/360 across games. Choose your source and target game, enter sensitivity + DPI, and copy the converted value.

Advanced (only if needed)
Use only if your game needs a custom yaw value.
If the target game shows “Needs yaw”, paste it here.
Converted sensitivity
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cm/360
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From Sens × DPI
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To Sens × DPI
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Tip: This matches hipfire 360° turn distance (cm/360). ADS/scopes often use separate multipliers in each game.

How the calculator works

This Rust sensitivity converter uses cm/360 matching to keep the same physical distance for a full turn.

  • Each game’s internal yaw value
  • Your mouse DPI
  • Optional DPI changes between games

This avoids guesswork and prevents inaccurate “ratio-only” conversions.

Use this page to convert your Rust sensitivity

  1. Rust players moving to CS2
  2. Players who switch between survival shooters and tactical FPS games
  3. Players who want consistent mouse movement across games
  4. Anyone changing DPI and sensitivity settings

For games with custom or modified sensitivity systems, you can manually override the yaw value in Advanced settings.

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

Supported games (current list)

This page is focused on converting Rust to CS2, but the calculator also supports many other FPS games.

CS & Source Engine

Riot & Blizzard

Battle Royale & Arena FPS

Tactical & Extraction Shooters

Call of Duty Series

  • Call of Duty
  • Call of Duty 2
  • Call of Duty 3
  • Call of Duty 4
  • World at War
  • WWII
  • Advanced Warfare
  • Ghosts
  • Infinite Warfare
  • Black Ops 1, 2, 3, 4
  • Black Ops Cold War
  • Black Ops 6
  • Black Ops 7
  • Modern Warfare
  • Modern Warfare 2
  • Modern Warfare 3
  • Vanguard

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I convert RUST sensitivity to CS2?

Use your RUST sensitivity and DPI as the source values, select CS2 as the target game, and the calculator will match your cm/360.

Is this Rust to CS2 converter accurate?

Yes. The tool uses yaw-based cm/360 matching, so your physical mouse movement stays consistent.

Why does the CS2 sensitivity number look different from RUST?

RUST and CS2 use different sensitivity scales. The number may change even when your real mouse movement stays the same.

What is a mouse sensitivity converter?

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.

How does this sensitivity converter work?

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.

What is cm/360 and why does it matter?

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.

Can I convert sensitivity between different DPI values?

Yes. You can enter a different target DPI, and the calculator will adjust the sensitivity while keeping the same effective movement.

Does this RUST to CS2 converter match Hipfire only?

No. This calculator matches hipfire sensitivity only. ADS and scope multipliers vary by game and should be adjusted separately in-game.

Why does the converted sensitivity sometimes look very high or low?

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.

Can I manually adjust yaw values?

Yes. Advanced settings let you override yaw values when using custom configs or when you want to fine-tune the conversion.

Is this tool free to use?

Yes. The mouse sensitivity converter on Tradeit.gg is completely free to use.