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CS2 to Valorant Sensitivity Converter

Convert your exact mouse sensitivity — accurate formula, instant results

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From Game

Counter-Strike 2 (CS2)

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To Game

Valorant

Please enter your sensitivity value.

Your CS2 Sensitivity

Current DPI (Optional)

Target DPI (Optional)

Your Valorant Sensitivity

Counter-Strike 2 (CS2) → 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). CS2 yaw = 0.022 · Valorant yaw = 0.07

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CS2 to Valorant

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CS2 to Valorant Sensitivity Converter — How It Works

CS2 and Valorant use completely different internal sensitivity scales. A sensitivity of 1.0 in CS2 does not feel anything like 1.0 in Valorant — because each game translates mouse input into camera rotation at a different rate, measured by a value called the yaw multiplier.

CS2 yaw = 0.022 · Valorant yaw = 0.07

This means Valorant’s sensitivity scale is approximately 3.18× higher than CS2’s. A CS2 sensitivity of 1.0 equals a Valorant sensitivity of roughly 0.314.

Our CS2 to Valorant sensitivity converter uses the exact formula below to give you a mathematically equivalent sensitivity — meaning your mouse travels the same physical distance (in centimetres) for a full 360° rotation in both games.

Valorant Sens = CS2 Sens × (0.022 ÷ 0.07)

// Example: 1.0 × (0.022 / 0.07) = 0.3143

// With DPI change: multiply further by (oldDPI / newDPI)

Step-by-step: How to use this converter

Enter your CS2 sensitivity

Type the exact in-game sensitivity you use in CS2. This is found in CS2 under Settings → Mouse.

Add your DPI (optional)

Only needed if you are switching to a different mouse DPI. If you keep the same DPI, leave these blank.

Click Convert

Your Valorant sensitivity appears instantly alongside your eDPI and cm/360 distance.

Apply in Valorant

Go to Valorant Settings → Controls → Mouse Sensitivity and enter the converted value.

CS2 to Valorant Sensitivity Conversion Chart

Common CS2 sensitivities and their exact Valorant equivalents at 800 DPI. All calculated using the verified formula: Valorant Sens = CS2 Sens × 0.3143.

CS2 Sensitivity	Valorant Sensitivity	eDPI (800 DPI)	cm / 360°	Feel
0.5	0.1571	126	58.8 cm	Very Low
0.8	0.2514	201	36.8 cm	Low
1.0	0.3143	251	29.4 cm	Low–Mid
1.2	0.3771	302	24.5 cm	Mid
1.5	0.4714	377	19.6 cm	Mid
2.0	0.6286	503	14.7 cm	High
2.5	0.7857	629	11.8 cm	High
3.0	0.9429	754	9.8 cm	Very High

Highlighted row

CS2 sensitivity of 1.0 at 800 DPI — the most commonly referenced baseline. Most CS2 pros play between 0.8 and 1.5 sensitivity at 400 DPI.

Why Does CS2 Feel Different From Valorant?

Both CS2 and Valorant are tactical FPS games with similar mechanics — but their mouse sensitivity systems are not compatible. Here is exactly why your aim feels off when switching without converting:

0.022

CS2 Yaw Multiplier
(degrees per mouse count)

0.07

Valorant Yaw Multiplier
(degrees per mouse count)

The yaw multiplier is the internal rate at which each game turns raw mouse movement (counted in dots) into degrees of camera rotation. CS2 uses 0.022 degrees per count. Valorant uses 0.07 — approximately 3.18 times higher.

This means if you play CS2 at sensitivity 1.0 and switch to Valorant at sensitivity 1.0, your camera will rotate 3.18× faster for the same physical mouse movement. Your muscle memory — built over hundreds of hours — becomes completely mismatched.

Converting your sensitivity before you play a single game means your 360° turn distance stays identical across both titles. Your brain does not have to relearn anything.

CS2 vs Valorant — Key differences that affect aim

Factor	CS2	Valorant
Yaw multiplier	0.022	0.07
Typical pro sensitivity	0.8 – 2.0	0.25 – 0.6
Typical pro eDPI	600 – 1,200	180 – 400
Raw input support	Yes (built-in)	Yes (built-in)
ADS sensitivity	Same as hipfire	Separate ADS multiplier
FOV	Fixed 68° (4:3 native)	Fixed 103° horizontal

CS2 Pro Settings Converted to Valorant

Curious what your favourite CS2 pro’s sensitivity would feel like in Valorant? Below are the exact converted sensitivities for top CS2 players — all calculated at their actual DPI settings.

CS2 Pro	CS2 DPI	CS2 Sens	Valorant Equiv.	eDPI	cm/360
s1mple	400	3.09	0.971	388	29.4 cm
ZywOo	400	2.0	0.629	251	45.5 cm
NiKo	400	1.25	0.393	157	72.7 cm
device	400	1.0	0.314	126	90.9 cm
sh1ro	400	1.55	0.487	195	58.6 cm
broky	400	1.0	0.314	126	90.9 cm

Pro tip:

Don’t copy a pro’s exact sensitivity. Instead, use their cm/360 as a reference. If their cm/360 matches yours, you’ll have the same physical aiming speed regardless of DPI or game differences.

Tips for Switching From CS2 to Valorant

1. Disable mouse acceleration in Windows

Go to Windows Settings → Bluetooth & Devices → Mouse → Additional mouse settings → Pointer Options → uncheck “Enhance pointer precision”. Mouse acceleration makes your effective sensitivity inconsistent and will break converted sensitivity accuracy.

2. Enable raw input in both games

CS2 has raw input enabled by default. In Valorant, go to Settings → Controls and ensure Raw Input Buffer is ON. This bypasses Windows pointer settings and ensures your converted sensitivity works exactly as calculated.

3. Don’t adjust your Valorant ADS sensitivity immediately

Valorant’s default ADS sensitivity multiplier is 1.0 (same as hipfire). Start there after converting. Only adjust ADS after you’ve played at least a few sessions and identified a specific feel issue.

4. Give it 10+ hours before changing anything

The converted sensitivity will feel accurate immediately, but your mechanics for Valorant-specific movement (peeking, counter-strafing feel) take a few sessions to adapt. Resist the urge to lower or raise your sensitivity in the first two sessions.

5. Verify your DPI with our DPI Analyzer

Many gaming mice report a DPI that doesn’t match their actual sensor speed. Use the SensiConverter DPI Analyzer to verify your true DPI before converting.

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CS2 to Valorant Sensitivity — Frequently Asked Questions

What is the CS2 to Valorant sensitivity formula?

The exact formula is: Valorant Sensitivity = CS2 Sensitivity × (0.022 ÷ 0.07), which simplifies to CS2 Sensitivity × 0.3143. For example, a CS2 sensitivity of 1.0 converts to 0.3143 in Valorant. If you are also changing DPI, multiply the result further by (old DPI ÷ new DPI).

Is CS2 sensitivity the same as CS:GO sensitivity?

Yes. CS2 uses the same yaw multiplier (0.022) as CS:GO, so your CS:GO sensitivity is already your CS2 sensitivity. The conversion formula is identical for both games, and you can use this exact converter for CS:GO to Valorant as well.

Why does my converted Valorant sensitivity still feel off?

The most common causes are: (1) Mouse acceleration is still enabled in Windows — disable "Enhance pointer precision". (2) Raw Input Buffer is off in Valorant — enable it in Settings → Controls. (3) Your actual DPI doesn't match what you think it is — verify with a DPI analyzer. (4) The difference in FOV between CS2 and Valorant makes peripheral vision feel different, even though rotation distance is identical.

What is cm/360 and is it the same after converting?

cm/360 is the physical distance your mouse travels to complete a full 360° rotation in-game. It is the most reliable sensitivity benchmark because it is hardware-independent. After a correct CS2 to Valorant conversion, your cm/360 should be identical in both games — that is the whole point of the conversion.

What DPI should I use in Valorant?

DPI itself does not matter as long as you keep the same DPI across both games, which means you do not need to enter DPI at all in the converter. If you want to follow pro standards, 400 DPI and 800 DPI are the most common choices. The resulting eDPI is what matters — most Valorant pros play between 200–400 eDPI.

Can I use this converter in reverse — Valorant to CS2?

Yes. Use our dedicated Valorant to CS2 Sensitivity Converter for the reverse calculation. The formula reverses to: CS2 Sensitivity = Valorant Sensitivity × (0.07 ÷ 0.022) = Valorant Sensitivity × 3.1818.