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Mouse DPI & Sensitivity Calculator

Calculate DPI, eDPI, and cm/360, then convert sensitivity between FPS games so your aim feels consistent across titles.

Inputs

Results

Target sensitivity, pad size, and benchmark context update instantly as you move the sliders above.

How to Convert Sensitivity Between Games

Use this flow when you want a cross-game sensitivity that preserves real-world feel instead of just matching arbitrary slider numbers.

  1. Set your source setup

    Pick the game you already aim well in, then enter your real DPI and native in-game sensitivity.

  2. Choose Exact cm/360 first

    Exact cm/360 matching is the safest default because it preserves the physical distance your mouse travels for a full turn.

  3. Use advanced tuning only when needed

    Switch to yaw coefficient mode if you need ADS multipliers, FOV scaling, or monitor-distance matching for scoped or zoomed aiming.

  4. Validate with benchmark and pad context

    Check whether your converted setup lands inside a realistic pro range and whether your mousepad is wide enough for the required turn distance.

Examples

Convert CS2 sensitivity to Valorant

Sample inputs

Source: CS2, 800 DPI, 1.25 sensitivity
Target: Valorant, 800 DPI
Mode: Exact cm/360

Result: The calculator returns roughly 0.393 Valorant sensitivity while keeping the same cm/360.

How to calculate eDPI

Sample inputs

DPI: 800
Sensitivity: 1.2
Formula: DPI × sensitivity

Result: The resulting eDPI is 960, which is useful for quick comparison inside the same game family.

Low sens vs high sens players

Sample inputs

Low sens: 40 to 50 cm/360
High sens: under 25 cm/360
Goal: Choose a realistic pad and aim style

Result: Lower sensitivity rewards mousepad space and control, while higher sensitivity rewards compact movement and fast turning.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a good DPI for FPS games?
For modern FPS games, common starting points are 400, 800, or 1600 DPI because they pair cleanly with most in-game sensitivity sliders. The better target is not a specific DPI alone, but a stable cm/360 and a sensor setting that tracks cleanly on your mousepad.
What eDPI do pro players use?
There is no single best eDPI across all games, but many tactical FPS pros cluster in a lower raw eDPI band than arena or tracking-heavy players. That is why this calculator compares you against pro cm/360 ranges instead of pretending one universal eDPI number fits every game.
How do you convert sensitivity between games?
The most reliable method is to match exact cm/360 so your mouse still travels the same physical distance for a full turn. After that, yaw-aware and FOV-aware adjustments can help when two games use very different zoom behavior or projection models.
Are my settings stored privately?
Yes. Calculations happen in your browser, saved profiles stay in local storage on your device, and exported files are created locally.
When should I use monitor-distance matching?
Use monitor-distance matching only when you deliberately want scoped or zoomed crosshair movement to feel more consistent on-screen. It is an advanced perception-focused adjustment, not the best default for every player.