What is eDPI in Valorant and how do I calculate it?

In Valorant, eDPI is your mouse DPI multiplied by your Valorant in-game sensitivity setting. For example, 800 DPI combined with a Valorant sensitivity of 0.35 produces an eDPI of 280. This number represents your effective sensitivity and can be compared across players regardless of their DPI hardware setup. Most competitive Valorant players have eDPI values between 200 and 400, with lower eDPI favored for rifles and higher eDPI offering slightly faster reaction potential for aggressive playstyles.

What is cm/360° and how does it apply to Valorant?

cm/360° in Valorant describes the distance your physical mouse must travel on your mousepad to rotate your Valorant character's view exactly 360 degrees in-game. This converter uses this measurement because Valorant's sensitivity scale (0.01–10.0) means nothing in isolation without knowing the DPI behind it, but a cm/360° value is universally meaningful. For Valorant specifically, the converter accounts for the game's FOV when calculating your cm/360° equivalent. A lower cm/360° means higher effective sensitivity—you cover more in-game degrees per centimeter of mouse movement.

Why does my converted Valorant sensitivity still feel slightly off?

Valorant uses a specific FOV that may differ from your source game, and if the converter does not perfectly account for each game's exact FOV implementation, a small feel discrepancy can result even with mathematically correct cm/360° values. Additionally, Valorant applies specific smoothing and input handling in its engine that can subtly change how sensitivity feels compared to games with raw input. If your conversion feels close but not quite right, adjust by 5–10% increments and give yourself several play sessions before fine-tuning further—feel perception adapts over time. Ensure mouse acceleration is disabled both in Windows and in Valorant's settings for the most reliable conversion results.

Do pro Valorant players use high or low sensitivity?

Professional Valorant players predominantly favor lower sensitivity settings, with most pros playing between 25–45 cm/360°, which is considered the competitive sweet spot for Valorant's precise tapping and counter-strafing mechanics. Lower sensitivity enables more consistent micro-adjustments for long-range rifle shots and precise angle holding, which are crucial skills in Valorant's tactical gameplay. Some aggressive entry-fraggers use slightly higher sensitivity (lower cm/360°) to enable faster reactive aim during close-range gunfights. If you are calibrating your sensitivity for competitive ranked play, starting within the 30–40 cm/360° range and adjusting from there based on your own feel is a solid approach.

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Valorant Sensitivity Converter

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

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Enter your Valorant sensitivity

Type your current Valorant sensitivity value. This is the number found in Settings → General → Mouse → Sensitivity: Aim.

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Choose the game you want to convert to. The calculator uses proven mathematical formulas to match your 360° rotation distance across games.

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Copy the converted sensitivity and paste it into the target game's settings. Warm up in deathmatch for 10-15 minutes after changing sensitivity.

What is Valorant Sensitivity Converter?

The Valorant sensitivity converter translates your mouse sensitivity between Valorant and other FPS games using the cm/360° standard, properly accounting for Valorant's 0.01–10.0 sensitivity scale and its specific FOV to ensure accurate conversion. Valorant's sensitivity system differs enough from games like CS2 and Apex Legends that direct number comparisons are meaningless without conversion math. This tool gives you the exact Valorant sensitivity value that reproduces the same physical mouse movement feel you have in any other game.

Why use Valorant Sensitivity Converter?

Valorant is one of the most popular tactical FPS games in esports, and many players come to it from CS:GO/CS2 or other shooters with established muscle memory they do not want to abandon. Incorrect sensitivity in Valorant directly impacts your ability to land precise shots with agents like Chamber or Jett, making accurate conversion critical for competitive play. Using the Valorant sensitivity converter ensures your crosshair placement habits and flicking techniques carry over without requiring you to rebuild your aim from zero.

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A CS2 player picking up Valorant for the first time uses this converter to replicate their CS2 sensitivity exactly, letting them focus on learning Valorant's unique abilities rather than relearning basic aim. Valorant players who also enjoy Apex Legends on the side convert their sensitivity to keep consistent aim across both games without maintaining two separate muscle memory profiles. Coaches working with new esports recruits use the converter to standardize sensitivity settings for players arriving from different game backgrounds.

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Use 1920x1080 as your reference resolution and Valorant's default 103 FOV when converting to ensure the most accurate feel match. Pro players in Valorant typically use between 25–45 cm/360°—if your converted value lands in that range, you are likely in a competitive sweet spot.

Frequently Asked Questions

Most professional Valorant players use DPI settings between 400 and 1600, with 800 DPI being the most prevalent on the competitive scene. Players like TenZ have used 1600 DPI with a very low in-game sensitivity to achieve their target eDPI, while others like Shroud favor 450 DPI with a moderate in-game multiplier. The specific DPI matters less than the resulting cm/360° value, which for most Valorant pros falls between 25–45 cm/360°. Use this converter to match their cm/360° range rather than trying to copy their exact DPI and in-game sensitivity combination.

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