CS2 eDPI is calculated by multiplying your mouse hardware DPI by your CS2 sensitivity value—a player using 800 DPI at 1.5 in-game sensitivity has an eDPI of 1200. In CS2, the majority of competitive players keep their eDPI between 800 and 1200, reflecting the game's preference for lower sensitivity to support controlled spray patterns and precise rifle tapping. eDPI is a useful number for comparing sensitivity across players since two people with different DPI but the same eDPI will experience identical effective mouse speed. This converter translates your eDPI from another game into the correct CS2 sensitivity value for your specific DPI.

What is cm/360° in CS2?

In CS2, cm/360° is the centimeters of physical mouse travel required to perform a full 360-degree turn in-game, and it is calculated from your DPI and in-game sensitivity. CS2 uses a purely linear sensitivity scale with no FOV modifier, making it one of the simpler games to calculate cm/360° for compared to games with FOV scaling. Most competitive CS2 players use 30–50 cm/360°, translating to relatively large, deliberate mouse movements suited to the game's precise gunplay mechanics. Using cm/360° to set your CS2 sensitivity ensures your converted value will feel correct regardless of what DPI hardware you are using.

Why does my converted CS2 sensitivity feel slightly different from CS:GO?

While CS2 inherited CS:GO's linear sensitivity scale, some players reported subtle feel differences after the CS:GO to CS2 transition due to changes in the game engine's input handling, rendering pipeline, and potentially subtle differences in raw input implementation. These engine-level differences can create a perception mismatch even when the mathematical sensitivity value is identical. If your CS2 feel differs slightly from your CS:GO feel despite the same settings, try adjusting your CS2 sensitivity by 5–10% in either direction and playing for several sessions before settling. Ensuring raw input is enabled in CS2 settings and that mouse acceleration is fully disabled in both Windows and the game is the essential first troubleshooting step.

Do pro CS2 players use high or low sensitivity?

Professional CS2 players use almost exclusively low sensitivity settings—the large majority of pros play between 30–50 cm/360°, making CS2 one of the lowest-sensitivity competitive FPS games at the professional level. This preference for low sensitivity is driven by CS2's spray control mechanics, where rifle patterns require precise horizontal and vertical mouse corrections that are significantly easier to execute accurately with larger, more controlled movements. Very few top-level CS2 professionals use cm/360° values below 25 or above 55, with the majority clustering tightly around 35–45 cm/360°. If you are grinding CS2 ranked play, calibrating within this range and focusing on spray control practice is a proven approach.

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CS2 Sensitivity Converter

Convert any game's sensitivity to CS2. Enter your DPI and source sensitivity for an instant match.

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Enter your CS2 sensitivity

Type your CS2 sensitivity from Settings → Keyboard/Mouse → Mouse Sensitivity. This is your base value for cross-game conversion.

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Choose the destination game. The converter matches your CS2 360° rotation distance to the equivalent setting in the target game.

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Copy and fine-tune

Copy the result, apply in-game, then fine-tune ±10% based on feel. Different game engines and FoVs affect perceived sensitivity even when mathematically matched.

What is CS2 Sensitivity Converter?

The CS2 sensitivity converter converts your mouse sensitivity between Counter-Strike 2 and any other FPS game using the cm/360° method, correctly applying CS2's linear sensitivity scale inherited directly from CS:GO. Since CS2 replaced CS:GO in September 2023, this tool has become one of the most searched sensitivity converters as millions of players moved platforms or began comparing their settings with new CS2 teammates. Whether you are coming from Valorant, Apex, or any other title, this converter finds your exact CS2 equivalent.

Why use CS2 Sensitivity Converter?

CS2's sensitivity scale is deceptively simple—a value of 1.0 with 400 DPI feels completely different from 1.0 in Valorant or Overwatch 2 despite the same number. Getting your CS2 sensitivity wrong hurts your spray control, AWP flick shots, and pistol duels, all of which demand pixel-precise mouse movement. Accurate conversion using the cs2 sensitivity converter means you can hit your first headshot in CS2 feeling exactly as natural as you did in your previous game.

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Former CS:GO players migrating fully to CS2 use the converter to verify their sensitivity transferred correctly, since CS2 uses the same scale but some players noticed minor feel differences after the engine update. Valorant players trying CS2 for the first time convert their Valorant sensitivity to CS2 to avoid the disorienting experience of wildly mismatched mouse feel on their first session. Tournament organizers and coaches use it to quickly standardize sensitivity settings across a team roster with players from diverse gaming backgrounds.

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CS2's sensitivity is purely linear with no FOV modifier applied, so your cm/360° conversion will be more straightforward than in games with FOV scaling—use this to double-check any other converter's output if results look suspicious. Most top CS2 pros play between 30–50 cm/360°; values much higher or lower than this range may hurt your consistency in rifle duels.

Frequently Asked Questions

Professional CS2 players are heavily concentrated around 400 and 800 DPI, a tradition carried over from CS:GO where lower DPI with lower in-game sensitivity was the established competitive norm. Players like s1mple have famously used 400 DPI, while others like NiKo use 400 DPI combined with a moderate sensitivity for their target cm/360°. The CS2 professional meta strongly favors lower sensitivity overall—most pros play between 30–50 cm/360°, requiring large, controlled mouse movements. Copying a pro's DPI without matching their in-game sensitivity will not replicate their feel; use this converter to match cm/360° instead.

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