Valorant Sensitivity Converter
Valorant Sensitivity Converter
Convert any game's sensitivity to Valorant — accurate formula, instant results
cm/360 = (360 ÷ (yaw × sens × DPI)) × 2.54 · Valorant yaw = 0.07Moving to Valorant from another shooter doesn’t mean your aim has to start over. This free Valorant sensitivity converter matches your current mouse sensitivity to Valorant using the same 360° turn distance, so your muscle memory comes with you. Pick your game, enter your sensitivity and DPI, and get your Valorant sens, eDPI and cm/360 instantly.
How to Use the Valorant Sensitivity Converter
- Choose the game you’re converting from. The target is always Valorant.
- Enter your current in-game sensitivity.
- Enter your mouse DPI (and your Valorant DPI if it’s different).
- Click Convert and enter the result in Valorant under Settings → Controls → Sensitivity (Mouse).
The result also shows your eDPI, cm/360° and in/360°, so you can compare it with other players.
How Valorant Sensitivity Is Calculated
Valorant Yaw Value
Valorant uses a yaw of 0.07 degrees per mouse count at sensitivity 1. That is much larger than in Counter-Strike or Apex, so Valorant sensitivity numbers are always much lower than in those games.
The Conversion Formula
To convert from any game, the tool matches your 360° distance:
Valorant Sens = (Your Sens × Your Game’s Yaw) ÷ 0.07
If your DPI changes between games, multiply by (old DPI ÷ new DPI). The converter does this for you.
What Is a Good Sensitivity in Valorant?
Typical Sensitivity Ranges
Most Valorant players use 400 to 800 DPI with an in-game sensitivity of roughly 0.25 to 0.6. That gives an eDPI of about 200 to 400, or roughly 33 to 65 cm/360° at 800 DPI.
Low vs High Sensitivity
A lower sensitivity (higher cm/360) gives more precise crosshair placement and micro-adjustments, which suits holding angles and one-tap duels. A higher sensitivity gives faster turns and flicks, which helps against fast repeeks and when you’re swung on from the side. Most players settle in the middle and adjust to their playstyle and agent.
Tips to Get the Most From Your Converted Sensitivity
Test It in the Range
Load the Range and practice tracking, flicking and counter-strafing for 10 to 15 minutes. Your converted sensitivity should feel familiar straight away, and small tweaks are normal.
Check Your Scoped Sensitivity
The converter gives you your hipfire sensitivity. Valorant has a separate scoped sensitivity multiplier for scopes, so adjust that after your base sensitivity feels right.
Keep the Same DPI When Possible
Changing DPI and sensitivity at the same time makes it hard to tell what feels off. Convert once, play for a few sessions, and only then fine-tune.