FPS Sensitivity Converter

Understanding FPS Sensitivity Converter

This page multiplies your sensitivity by built-in ratios between games so you have a ballpark setting to test. It does not guarantee identical cm/360 or “pro verified” values—always confirm in a practice range.

Supported Games

• Counter-Strike 2 - Tactical FPS with precise aim requirements
• Valorant - Character-based tactical shooter
• Apex Legends - Battle royale with fast-paced combat
• Overwatch 2 - Hero-based team shooter
• Call of Duty: Warzone - Battle royale with realistic mechanics
• Rainbow Six Siege - Tactical shooter with destructible environments
• Fortnite - Battle royale with building mechanics
• PUBG - Battle royale with realistic ballistics

What you get

• Quick ballpark — instant multiply-based result to try in-game
• Multiple games — several popular FPS titles in one place
• Presets — default / mid shortcuts for the source game
• Copy / download — save what you tried for notes

Why convert at all?

Different games use different sensitivity scales. A rough conversion saves time before you fine-tune for FOV, zoom, and personal feel.

How to Use the Sensitivity Converter

Select your source game and target game from the dropdown menus. Enter your current sensitivity value from the source game. Click "Convert Sensitivity" to get the equivalent sensitivity for your target game. Use the quick presets for common sensitivity ranges or fine-tune based on your preference.

Best Practices

• Use the same DPI across all games for consistent results
• Start with converted sensitivity and fine-tune as needed
• Test the converted sensitivity in practice modes first
• Consider FOV differences between games
• Account for different aiming mechanics (hipfire vs ADS)
• Document your preferred settings for each game
• Use training maps to validate converted sensitivity
• Adjust based on game-specific factors (recoil, movement)

Examples of built-in ratios

These match the multipliers in this app—use as shorthand, not a guarantee of identical aim.

• CS2 → Valorant — multiply by 0.5 in this tool (common community shortcuts differ; verify yourself)
• Valorant → CS2 — multiply by 2.0 here
• Apex ↔ Overwatch — 5× or ÷5 between those entries in the matrix