Mouse Sensitivity Converter1:1 Yaw Engine
0.35 in Valorant matches 1.1136 in CS2 for 1:1 physical distance.
The Ultimate FPS Mouse Sensitivity Converter & Calculator
Transitioning between competitive first-person shooters without destroying your muscle memory is one of the greatest challenges in modern esports. Whether you are converting Valorant to CS2 sensitivity, calibrating your Apex Legends sensitivity for Fortnite, or finding your exact settings for Marvel Rivals, Deadlock, Escape from Tarkov, Rust, and Call of Duty Warzone, our interactive mouse sensitivity converter calculates exact 1:1 physical hand-distance ratios in real time.
By leveraging sub-degree 3D engine camera yaw calculations, this fps sensitivity calculator guarantees that a 180-degree turn in Valorant requires the exact same millimeter mousepad displacement in CS2, Overwatch 2, PUBG, or Rainbow Six Siege.
Core Features
- Exact 3D engine yaw conversion formulas for 24+ games
- Real-time cm/360, inches/360, and eDPI telemetry
- Focal Length & FOV scaling option
- One-click sensitivity swapping & quick popular pair presets
- Shareable direct URL links with prefilled sensitivity and DPI
Why Convert Sensitivity? The Science of Aim Consistency
Preserving Motor Neural Pathways
Your aim is built on motor units in your forearm, wrist, and shoulder firing with exact kinetic force to move your crosshair across a specific number of pixels. When you spend hundreds of hours mastering flick shots in one game, your brain encodes spatial movement into physical mouse displacement (centimeters per 360-degree turn).
If you jump into another game and blindly type in the same numerical sensitivity (e.g. entering 0.35 in both Valorant and CS2), your physical hand movement per degree of rotation will change by over 318%! This sudden mismatch forces your brain to relearn spatial control from scratch, leading to overshooting, undershooting, and severe aim inconsistency.
Eliminating Cross-Game Adjustment Friction
Using a dedicated gaming sensitivity converter ensures zero adaptation delay when switching between titles. Tactical shooters require crisp crosshair placement and micro-adjustments, whereas hero shooters (Marvel Rivals, Overwatch 2) and battle royale games (Apex, Warzone, Fortnite) demand rapid 180-degree turnarounds.
By utilizing a mouse sensitivity calculator to maintain true 1:1 physical distance matching (cm/360), your flick reflexes, muscle memory, and micro-corrections carry over instantaneously regardless of engine changes.
How Conversions Work: 3D Engine Yaw Mathematics Explained
Every 3D game engine translates raw optical mouse movements (counts or dots sent by your mouse sensor) into in-game camera rotation angles using an engine-specific constant known as Yaw Rate. Yaw is defined as the degrees of horizontal camera turn produced by one mouse count at an in-game sensitivity of 1.0.
To convert sensitivity between Game A and Game B while holding DPI constant, we set their physical cm/360 equal to each other, resulting in the universal conversion equation:
| Game Title | Engine / Architecture | Base Engine Yaw (Degrees) | CS2 Equivalent Multiplier |
|---|---|---|---|
| Valorant | Unreal Engine 4 (Custom) | 0.0700000° | 0.3143× CS2 |
| Counter-Strike 2 (CS2) & CS:GO | Source 2 Engine | 0.0220000° | 1.0000× (Base Reference) |
| Deadlock | Source 2 Engine | 0.0220000° | 1.0000× (Identical to CS2) |
| Apex Legends | Modified Source Engine | 0.0220000° | 1.0000× (Identical to CS2) |
| Marvel Rivals | Unreal Engine 5 | 0.0066000° | 3.3333× CS2 |
| Fortnite | Unreal Engine 5 (%) | 0.0055556° | 3.9600× CS2 |
| Call of Duty (Warzone / BO6 / MW3) | IW Engine | 0.0066000° | 3.3333× CS2 |
| Overwatch 2 | Custom Blizzard Engine | 0.0066000° | 3.3333× CS2 |
| Escape from Tarkov | Unity Engine | 0.0880000° | 0.2500× CS2 |
| Rust | Unity Engine | 0.0600000° | 0.3667× CS2 |
| PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS | Unreal Engine 4 | 0.0020625° | 10.6666× CS2 |
| Rainbow Six Siege | AnvilNext 2.0 | 0.0057296° | 3.8396× CS2 |
Supported Games & Popular Conversion Ratios
Valorant Converter
VALTo convert Valorant sensitivity to CS2, Apex, or Deadlock, multiply by 3.1818. To convert CS2 to Valorant, multiply by 0.3143.
CS2 & Deadlock
CS2/DEADLOCKCS2, Deadlock, TF2, and Apex Legends share identical Source engine 0.022° yaw. Converting between them is 1:1 direct.
Marvel Rivals & OW2
RIVALS/OW2Marvel Rivals, Overwatch 2, and Call of Duty Warzone share the same 0.0066° yaw. A sensitivity of 5.0 in OW2 is exactly 5.0 in Marvel Rivals.
Fortnite Converter
FNFortnite uses percentage sliders. To convert Fortnite sensitivity to CS2 or Apex, multiply by 0.2525 (e.g. 8% × 0.2525 = 2.02).
Tarkov & Rust
TARKOV/RUSTTo convert CS2 sensitivity to Tarkov, multiply by 0.25. To convert CS2 to Rust, multiply by 0.3667.
PUBG Converter
PUBGPUBG uses a custom 0.0020625° yaw rate. Converting PUBG sensitivity to Valorant or CS2 balances long-range DMR scoping with general hipfire rotation.
Global Multilingual Sensitivity Calculator & Conversor
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about mouse sensitivity conversion & physical distance matching.
Mouse Sensitivity Converter FAQ
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