Apex Legends to Valorant Sensitivity Converter | SensiConverter

Apex Legends to Valorant Sensitivity Converter

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Apex Legends

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To Game

Valorant

Please enter your sensitivity value.

Your Apex Legends Sensitivity

Current DPI (Optional)

Target DPI (Optional)

Your Valorant Sensitivity

Apex Legends → Valorant

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eDPI

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cm / 360°

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DPI Used

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Formula

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How this converter works: Each game uses a different yaw multiplier — the internal rate at which mouse movement turns into camera rotation. Formula: New Sens = (Old Sens × 0.022) ÷ 0.07 (then adjusted for DPI if changed). Apex Legends yaw = 0.022 · Valorant yaw = 0.07

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Apex Legends to Valorant

Sensitivity Converter

Convert your Apex Legends hipfire sensitivity to Valorant instantly. Keep your exact 360° rotation distance — your aim transfers, your muscle memory stays intact.

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Apex 1.0 → Val 0.314

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Apex Legends to Valorant Sensitivity Converter — How It Works

Apex Legends and Valorant use different internal sensitivity systems. Even though both games are fast-paced FPS titles, their yaw multipliers — the rate at which mouse input translates into camera rotation — are different, which means the same sensitivity number produces a completely different physical aiming speed in each game.

Important:

Apex Legends has two sensitivity values — hipfire sensitivity and ADS sensitivity. This converter uses your hipfire sensitivity only, which is the standard for cross-game comparisons. Your Apex hipfire sensitivity is found under Settings → Mouse → Mouse Sensitivity.

Apex hipfire yaw = 0.022 · Valorant yaw = 0.07

Valorant’s scale is approximately 3.18× higher than Apex. An Apex sensitivity of 1.0 converts to approximately 0.3143 in Valorant.

Our Apex to Valorant converter uses the exact verified yaw multipliers for both games to calculate a mathematically equivalent sensitivity — your physical cm/360 distance will be identical in Valorant as it was in Apex.

Valorant Sens = Apex Hipfire Sens × (0.022 ÷ 0.07)

Valorant Sens = Apex Hipfire Sens × 0.3143

// Example: 1.5 × 0.3143 = 0.4714
// With DPI change: multiply by (Apex DPI / Valorant DPI)

How to find your Apex sensitivity and apply the result

Find your Apex hipfire sensitivity

Open Apex Legends → Settings → Mouse → Mouse Sensitivity. Use this value in the converter above.

Enter it in the converter

Type your Apex sensitivity. Add DPI only if you plan to use a different DPI in Valorant.

Get your Valorant sensitivity

Your converted sensitivity, eDPI, and cm/360 appear instantly.

Apply in Valorant

Go to Valorant Settings → Controls → Sensitivity (Mouse) and set the converted value.

Valorant to Apex Sensitivity Conversion Chart

Common Valorant sensitivities converted to Apex hipfire sensitivity at 800 DPI. Formula: Apex Sens = Valorant Sens × 3.1818.

Valorant Sensitivity	Apex Sensitivity	eDPI (800 DPI)	cm / 360°	Feel
0.15	0.4773	382	58.8 cm	Very Low
0.2	0.6364	509	44.1 cm	Low
0.3	0.9545	764	29.4 cm	Low–Mid
0.35	1.1136	891	25.2 cm	Mid
0.4	1.2727	1018	22.1 cm	Mid
0.5	1.5909	1273	17.6 cm	High
0.6	1.9091	1527	14.7 cm	Very High

Highlighted row

Highlighted row = Valorant 0.3 at 800 DPI. The Apex equivalent is 0.9545 — right in line with common Apex hipfire sensitivities used by mid-to-high sensitivity players.

Why Apex and Valorant Sensitivity Scales Are Different

Both Apex Legends and Valorant are FPS games where precise aim is critical — but the two games were built with different mouse input systems, and mixing their sensitivity values without conversion is one of the most common mistakes players make when switching between them.

0.022

Apex Legends Yaw
(hipfire, deg per count)

0.07

Valorant Yaw
(deg per count)

Apex’s yaw of 0.022 is the same as CS2 — a widely used baseline in the FPS world. Valorant uses 0.07, which is 3.18× higher. Without converting, an Apex player who types their usual sensitivity (e.g. 1.5) into Valorant will immediately be playing at 3.18× faster than they are used to — their aim will feel completely out of control.

Apex Legends vs Valorant — gameplay differences that affect aiming

Factor	Apex Legends	Valorant
Yaw multiplier (hipfire)	0.022	0.07
Typical pro sensitivity	1.0 – 2.5	0.25 – 0.6
Typical pro eDPI	800 – 2,000	180 – 400
Movement system	High-mobility (slide, climb)	Precise, tactical
Time to kill (TTK)	Slower (health + shields)	Very fast
ADS sensitivity	Separate setting in-game	Separate ADS multiplier
FOV default	110° (adjustable)	103° (fixed)
Legends / abilities	Yes — ability usage uses mouse	Yes — agent abilities

FOV Note:

Apex allows a higher default FOV (110°) than Valorant (103°). This makes your peripheral vision slightly wider in Apex, which can make the same rotation feel slower at high FOV. After converting, you may want to match FOV settings as closely as possible.

Apex Legends Pro Settings Converted to Valorant

See how the sensitivity settings of top Apex pros translate into Valorant — useful as a reference for whether your converted sensitivity sits in a competitive range.

Apex Pro	DPI	Apex Sens	Valorant Equiv.	eDPI	cm/360
Aceu	800	1.3	0.4086	327	35.7 cm
Hal (TSM)	800	1.8	0.5657	453	25.8 cm
ImperialHal	400	2.0	0.6286	251	57.0 cm
Verhulst	400	1.5	0.4714	189	75.9 cm
Reps	800	1.0	0.3143	251	46.6 cm
sweetdreams	800	2.0	0.6286	503	23.3 cm

Tips for Switching From Apex to Valorant

1. Use hipfire sensitivity — not ADS

Apex has a separate ADS sensitivity setting that many players lower specifically for scoped or zoomed-in aiming. The converter uses your hipfire (base) sensitivity only. Do not accidentally enter your ADS sensitivity, which would produce an incorrect conversion.

2. Valorant’s movement is very different

Apex rewards mobile, aggressive play with abilities like slide and climb. Valorant’s movement is slow and deliberate — accuracy is only possible when standing still or counter-strafing. Your muscle memory for flicking and tracking will transfer, but your movement habits will need adjustment.

3. Expect your arm to move less

Apex’s higher typical sensitivity (1.5–2.5) combined with the 0.022 yaw means many Apex players have relatively short cm/360 distances. After converting to Valorant and seeing the equivalent eDPI, check whether the cm/360 output is in a range you are comfortable with.

4. Valorant time-to-kill is much faster

In Apex, slow sensitivities are more forgiving because TTK is slower and repositioning is possible. In Valorant, almost any ability or headshot can kill instantly. You may find after a few sessions that you want a slightly higher Valorant sensitivity than the converted value — that is a personal preference, not a conversion error.

5. Disable Windows mouse acceleration before playing

Go to Windows Settings → Mouse → Additional mouse options → Pointer Options → uncheck Enhance pointer precision. Also ensure Valorant’s Raw Input Buffer is ON in Settings → Controls.

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Apex to Valorant Sensitivity — Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Apex to Valorant sensitivity formula?

The exact formula is: Valorant Sensitivity = Apex Sensitivity × (0.022 ÷ 0.07), which equals Apex Sensitivity × 0.3143. For example, an Apex sensitivity of 2.0 converts to 0.6286 in Valorant at the same DPI. If changing DPI, multiply further by (Apex DPI ÷ Valorant DPI).

Which Apex sensitivity should I use — hipfire or ADS?

Always use your Apex hipfire sensitivity for cross-game conversion. Hipfire sensitivity is the standard baseline, and it corresponds to Valorant's main sensitivity setting. Your Apex ADS sensitivity is a separate game-specific setting for scoped weapons and does not translate meaningfully to Valorant's system.

Is Apex's hipfire yaw really the same as CS2?

Yes. Apex Legends uses a hipfire yaw multiplier of 0.022 degrees per mouse count, which is the same value CS2 uses. This means the conversion formula from Apex to Valorant is identical to the CS2 to Valorant conversion — Valorant Sensitivity = Apex Sensitivity × 0.3143. The two sensitivity scales are directly compatible with each other at the same DPI.

My Valorant sensitivity feels too slow after converting from Apex. Why?

The most likely cause is that you accidentally entered your Apex ADS sensitivity rather than your hipfire sensitivity — ADS sensitivity in Apex is typically lower, which would produce an even lower Valorant value. Check Settings → Mouse → Mouse Sensitivity in Apex for your hipfire value. If you used the correct hipfire value and it still feels slow, check that mouse acceleration is disabled and raw input is enabled in Valorant.

Does FOV affect the conversion?

FOV does not affect the hipfire sensitivity conversion formula — the formula is based on yaw multipliers and remains accurate regardless of FOV setting. However, Apex's higher default FOV (up to 110°) versus Valorant's fixed 103° may make the same rotation feel slightly different perceptually. This is a visual difference, not a conversion error.

Can I convert my sensitivity back from Valorant to Apex?

Yes — use our dedicated Valorant to Apex Sensitivity Converter. The reverse formula is: Apex Sensitivity = Valorant Sensitivity × (0.07 ÷ 0.022) = Valorant Sensitivity × 3.1818.

What eDPI do most Valorant players use?

Most competitive Valorant players sit between 180 and 400 eDPI. Professional players tend to use 200–350 eDPI. If your converted sensitivity produces an eDPI significantly above 500, you may find the sensitivity feels high for Valorant’s precise style of play — though this is personal preference and not a sign of an incorrect conversion