Valorant to CS2 Sensitivity Converter | SensiConverter

Valorant to CS2 Sensitivity Converter

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Counter-Strike 2 (CS2)

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Your CS2 Sensitivity

Valorant → Counter-Strike 2 (CS2)

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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 × 0.07) ÷ 0.022 (then adjusted for DPI if changed). Valorant yaw = 0.07 · CS2 yaw = 0.022

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Valorant to CS2

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Val 0.1 → CS2 0.318

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Valorant to CS2 Sensitivity Converter — How It Works

Valorant and CS2 both use fixed hipfire yaw multipliers to translate physical mouse movement into in-game camera rotation. Because these multipliers are different, a sensitivity value of 0.3 in Valorant is not the same physical speed as 0.3 in CS2 — not even close.

Valorant yaw = 0.07 · CS2 yaw = 0.022

CS2’s scale is approximately 3.18× lower than Valorant’s. A Valorant sensitivity of 0.3 converts to approximately 0.954 in CS2.

Our converter uses the verified yaw multipliers for both games to ensure your cm/360 rotation distance is mathematically identical in CS2 as it was in Valorant. No guessing, no trial and error.

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)

How to apply your converted sensitivity in CS2

Enter your Valorant sensitivity above

Find it in Valorant under Settings → Controls → Mouse Sensitivity.

Add DPI only if switching mice

If you use the same mouse and DPI in CS2, leave both DPI fields blank.

Click Convert and copy the result

Your CS2 sensitivity, eDPI, and cm/360 are shown instantly.

Set in CS2

Open CS2 → Settings → Mouse / Keyboard → set Mouse Sensitivity to the converted value.

Valorant to CS2 Sensitivity Conversion Chart

All common Valorant sensitivities converted to CS2 at 800 DPI. Formula: CS2 Sens = Valorant Sens × 3.1818.

Valorant Sensitivity	CS2 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
0.25	0.7955	636	35.3 cm	Low–Mid
0.3	0.9545	764	29.4 cm	Mid
0.35	1.1136	891	25.2 cm	Mid
0.4	1.2727	1018	22.1 cm	Mid–High
0.5	1.5909	1273	17.6 cm	High
0.6	1.9091	1527	14.7 cm	Very High

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Valorant 0.3 at 800 DPI — one of the most common competitive sensitivities in Valorant. The CS2 equivalent is 0.9545, which sits comfortably in the range most CS2 pros use.

Why Valorant and CS2 Sensitivity Scales Are Incompatible

Many players switch between Valorant and CS2 because both are precise, team-based tactical shooters. But their sensitivity implementations are fundamentally different in a way that trips up almost every player who tries to transfer settings manually.

0.07

Valorant Yaw
(deg per mouse count)

0.022

CS2 Yaw
(deg per mouse count)

Without conversion, a player who uses 0.3 sensitivity in Valorant and sets 0.3 in CS2 will be playing CS2 at 3.18× slower than their usual aiming speed. Every flick, every micro-adjustment, every tracking shot will feel sluggish and inaccurate.

Converted correctly, the physical distance your mouse needs to travel for a 360° turn is identical in both games. Your muscle memory transfers completely — you just need to learn the game mechanics, not rebuild your aim from scratch.

Key differences between Valorant and CS2 that affect aim feel

Factor	Valorant	CS2
Yaw multiplier	0.07	0.022
Typical pro sensitivity	0.25 – 0.5	0.8 – 2.0
Typical pro eDPI	180 – 400	600 – 1,200
Movement system	Instant stop (no momentum)	Momentum-based
Counter-strafing	Not required	Essential for accuracy
ADS sensitivity	Separate ADS multiplier	Same as hipfire
Peek speed	Slower, deliberate	Faster, aggressive

Valorant Pro Settings Converted to CS2

See what the top Valorant pros’ sensitivities translate to in CS2 — useful as a reference point when evaluating your own converted sensitivity.

Valorant Pro	Val DPI	Val Sens	CS2 Equiv.	eDPI	cm/360
TenZ	800	0.408	1.298	1,038	27.2 cm
Shroud	450	0.78	2.482	1,117	25.6 cm
Yay	800	0.27	0.859	687	41.2 cm
ScreaM	400	0.785	2.498	999	28.7 cm
cNed	400	0.55	1.750	700	40.9 cm
nAts	800	0.212	0.675	540	52.5 cm

Note:

These conversions assume the same DPI is used in CS2 as in Valorant. If switching DPI, use the converter above with both DPI values filled in for an accurate result.

Tips for Switching From Valorant to CS2

1. CS2 requires counter-strafing — your aim timing will change

In Valorant, stopping is instant and you can shoot accurately immediately. In CS2, you must counter-strafe (tap the opposite direction key) to stop your momentum before shooting accurately. This affects how you use your mouse during gunfights, but your base sensitivity will still be correct.

2. Set your CS2 game resolution before tuning sensitivity

Many CS2 players use 4:3 stretched or 4:3 black bars resolution, which changes the effective field of view. If you switch from Valorant’s 16:9 to CS2 at 4:3, your peripheral vision narrows. The sensitivity conversion remains accurate, but the narrower FOV will make the game feel slightly different.

3. Check Windows mouse acceleration is off

Disable “Enhance pointer precision” in Windows mouse settings. CS2 has a built-in raw input option (enabled by default in CS2) which overrides this, but disabling it system-wide is the safest approach.

4. Your converted CS2 sensitivity will look high — that is normal

Valorant sensitivities look small (0.2–0.5) while CS2 sensitivities look large (0.6–2.0). A Valorant sensitivity of 0.3 converts to ~0.95 in CS2, which is well within the normal competitive range. Do not lower it because the number looks “high”.

5. Use our eDPI reference to sanity-check your result

Most competitive CS2 players sit between 600–1,200 eDPI. Check the eDPI shown in our converter result — if yours falls outside this range significantly, double-check you entered the correct Valorant sensitivity and DPI.

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Valorant to CS2 Sensitivity — Frequently Asked Questions

What is the exact Valorant to CS2 sensitivity formula?

The formula is: CS2 Sensitivity = Valorant Sensitivity × (0.07 ÷ 0.022), which equals Valorant Sensitivity × 3.1818. For example, 0.3 Valorant × 3.1818 = 0.9545 in CS2. If you are changing DPI, multiply by (Valorant DPI ÷ CS2 DPI) as well.

Why does my CS2 sensitivity look so much higher than my Valorant one?

Because CS2's sensitivity scale is approximately 3.18× lower than Valorant's. The number is higher but the physical mouse speed is identical. A CS2 sensitivity of 0.95 at 800 DPI produces the exact same cm/360 as a Valorant sensitivity of 0.3 at 800 DPI. Do not judge the converted result by the number — judge it by how it feels, which should be identical.

Is this the same as converting CS:GO sensitivity to Valorant in reverse?

Yes. CS2 uses the exact same yaw multiplier (0.022) as CS:GO, so Valorant to CS2 and Valorant to CS:GO are the same conversion. If you used a CS:GO to Valorant converter in the past and are now switching back, this is the exact reverse formula.

Do I need to convert my ADS sensitivity too?

In CS2, ADS sensitivity is not a separate setting — scoped weapons use the same sensitivity value as hipfire. In Valorant, ADS is a separate multiplier (default 1.0). Converting your hipfire sensitivity is all you need. CS2 scope zoom is handled by the game's zoom sensitivity scaler internally.

My converted CS2 sensitivity still feels too fast. What should I check?

Three things to check: (1) Confirm your actual Valorant sensitivity — some players forget they changed it during a session. (2) Check that "Enhance pointer precision" is disabled in Windows. (3) Confirm your actual DPI matches what you entered — many mice have DPI steps that are not exactly as labelled. Use our DPI Analyzer to verify.

What is the best DPI for CS2 after switching from Valorant?

Keep the same DPI you used in Valorant. There is no "best" DPI for CS2 specifically — what matters is your eDPI. If you keep the same DPI and use the converted sensitivity, your eDPI and cm/360 will be identical to Valorant. Only change DPI if you have a specific reason to (e.g. switching mice).