Valorant DPI & sensitivity calculator — with a CS2 converter
Work out eDPI and cm/360° from your DPI and in-game sensitivity — and move your CS2 sens over keeping the same cm/360°.
CS2 ↔ Valorant Sens Converter
Convert sensitivity between CS2 and Valorant keeping your cm/360° — the same physical mouse speed in both games
Detailed pages: CS2 → Valorant · Valorant → CS2
What eDPI and cm/360° mean in Valorant
eDPI is your mouse DPI multiplied by in-game sensitivity — the number that actually decides how fast your aim moves. It is comparable between players on different DPI, which is why pro databases list it.
cm/360° is the distance your hand travels for a full turn. Valorant turns 0.07° per mouse count against 0.022° in CS2, so the same sensitivity number moves your aim more than three times faster here — comparing bare sens across the two games is meaningless, comparing cm/360° is not.
For a reference point: across the 659 pros in our database the median eDPI is 232, 85% of them sit between 150 and 350, and 53% play on 800 DPI. Low sensitivity dominates because Valorant's abilities and one-tap duels reward precise micro-adjustments over fast flicks.
Changing sensitivity resets your muscle memory, so move in steps and check your cm/360° stays close to what you are used to. Pro settings database shows what the players you watch actually use.
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