How does the conversion work?

It uses yaw-based hipfire conversion at the same DPI: targetSensitivity = sourceSensitivity × sourceYaw ÷ targetYaw. Each supported game has a verified yaw scale. ADS, scoped multipliers, and FOV are not modeled.

Which games are supported?

CS2, Valorant, Apex Legends, Overwatch 2, and Warzone. Rainbow Six Siege, Fortnite, and PUBG are listed as unsupported because verified compatible yaw constants are not available in this tool.

Do I need the same DPI?

Yes. The converter assumes the same mouse DPI in both games so cm/360 can match for hipfire. Different DPI values are not converted.

Is this exact in live games?

It matches the documented hipfire yaw model for the supported titles. Fine-tune in a practice range—patches, raw input settings, and ADS configs can still feel different.

UtilWiz

FPS Sensitivity Converter

Convert hipfire sensitivity between CS2, Valorant, Apex, Overwatch 2, and Warzone using yaw constants at the same DPI. ADS/FOV not converted; R6, Fortnite, and PUBG unsupported.

Convert

Hipfire yaw conversion at the same DPI: sens_to = sens_from × yaw_from ÷ yaw_to. ADS and FOV are not converted.

Source game

CS2 / CS:GO hipfire (Source engine m_yaw default) · yaw 0.022

Source hipfire sensitivity

Current hipfire sensitivity in Counter-Strike 2

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Target game

Valorant hipfire / look sensitivity · yaw 0.07

Not currently supported

Rainbow Six Siege, Fortnite, and PUBG are omitted because this tool has no verified compatible yaw constants for them—not because of a temporary UI error.

Result

Converted sensitivity

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Enter a source sensitivity to convert

How this conversion works

Each supported game has a verified hipfire yaw scale (degrees turned per mouse count at sensitivity 1). At the same DPI, conversion preserves equivalent hipfire rotation:

targetSensitivity = sourceSensitivity × sourceYaw ÷ targetYaw

This is hipfire / look sensitivity only. ADS, scoped multipliers, FOV differences, and different DPI values are outside the model—fine-tune in a practice range after converting.

Supported games and yaw constants

Game	Yaw	Applies to
Counter-Strike 2	0.022	CS2 / CS:GO hipfire (Source engine m_yaw default). Source engine default m_yaw 0.022. Same constant used for CS:GO → CS2 hipfire conversion.
Valorant	0.07	Valorant hipfire / look sensitivity. Riot Valorant published yaw scale 0.07 (degrees per count at sens 1). Yields CS2 1.0 → ~0.314286.
Apex Legends	0.022	Apex Legends hipfire (Source-derived yaw). Shares Source-family hipfire yaw 0.022 with CS2 for 1:1 hipfire with CS at equal sens.
Overwatch 2	0.0066	Overwatch / Overwatch 2 relative hipfire sensitivity. Blizzard Overwatch relative sens yaw commonly documented as 0.0066 for hipfire conversion.
Call of Duty: Warzone	0.0066	Modern Warfare–family horizontal hipfire (Warzone / MW-style). CoD MW-family hipfire yaw commonly aligned with 0.0066 for horizontal look. ADS / relative multipliers are not modeled.

Not currently supported

These titles are documented here but are not selectable for conversion because verified compatible yaw constants are unavailable in this codebase (no invented values):

Rainbow Six Siege — Siege uses a multi-step sensitivity and multiplier model; no verified simple yaw is defined here.
Fortnite — Fortnite uses percentage X/Y sensitivities, not a Source-style yaw × sens model.
PUBG — PUBG sensitivity scales are not represented by a single verified yaw constant here.

Example

CS2 1.0 → Valorant — 1 × (0.022 ÷ 0.07) ≈ 0.314286
Valorant → CS2 — reverse ≈ 3.181818

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