Why convert sensitivity for Valorant?

Valorant uses a different sensitivity scale than most other games. Converting from another game ensures your aim muscle memory transfers correctly, saving weeks of readjustment time. Without conversion, your Valorant aim will feel completely different from your main game.

What is the standard DPI for Valorant?

Most Valorant players use 800 or 1600 DPI. 800 DPI with lower in-game sensitivity is slightly more consistent on some sensors, but both work equally well. Choose the DPI that matches your mouse's native resolution for the most accurate tracking.

How do I find my perfect Valorant sensitivity?

Start with the converted sensitivity from your main game. Then test in Valorant's range: if you consistently overshoot, lower by 5-10%. If you undershoot, increase by 5-10%. Most competitive players end up between 200-400 eDPI.

VALORANT SENSITIVITY CONVERTER

Convert your sensitivity from any game to the equivalent Valorant sensitivity.

MOUSE DPI

FROM GAME

YOUR SENSITIVITY IN CS2 / CSGO

VALORANT SENSITIVITY

0.314

= 20.5 cm/360°

This converts your exact cm/360° movement to the Valorant equivalent

PRO PLAYER COMPARISON

TenZ

0.408

15.8 cm/360

+30%

Yay

0.382

16.8 cm/360

+22%

Asuna

0.29

11.1 cm/360

+85%

ScreaM

0.78

16.5 cm/360

+24%

Shroud

0.67

9.6 cm/360

+113%

Wardell

0.85

15.1 cm/360

+35%

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Valorant Sensitivity Converter

Translate your aiming speed into Riot Games' tactical shooter engine to guarantee pixel-perfect crosshair placement.

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3.18

CS2 to Val ratio

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Low Sens

Tactical standard

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Precision focus

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40cm+

Pro avg cm/360

🎯Understanding Valorant Sensitivity

Valorant requires extreme precision because targets move relatively slowly and headshots are instantly lethal. Because of this, the average Valorant sensitivity is significantly lower than in arcade shooters.

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Did You Know?

To convert your CS2 or Apex Legends sensitivity to Valorant, you simply divide the number by 3.1818. If your CS2 sens is 2.0, your Valorant sens should be exactly 0.628.

📊Pro Valorant Ranges

Playstyle	eDPI (800 DPI)	cm/360	Best Agents
Wrist Aimer	300+ eDPI	<35cm	Jett, Neon (Entry)
Hybrid	250-300 eDPI	35-45cm	Omen, Raze
Arm Aimer (Pro Standard)	200-250 eDPI	45-60cm	Sova, Cypher (Holders)
Low Sens	<200 eDPI	60cm+	Killjoy, Viper (Anchors)

🛠️Optimizing Valorant Settings

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Convert Correctly

High Impact

Use this tool to input your sensitivity from your main game and apply the exact output to Valorant.

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Set Scoped Sensitivity

High Impact

By default, the scoped sensitivity multiplier for the Operator and Marshal should be set to exactly 1.0 to match your hipfire muscle memory.

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Enable Raw Input Buffer

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In Valorant settings, turn ON "Raw Input Buffer." This bypasses Windows processing and pulls data directly from the mouse, lowering latency by 1-2ms.

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Pro Tip

Do not use a sensitivity higher than 350 eDPI in Valorant. The targets are simply too small at long ranges. If you cannot micro-adjust to a head at 50 meters, lower your sensitivity.

✅ Key Takeaways

→Valorant requires extreme precision over fast tracking.
→CS2 and Apex sensitivities must be divided by ~3.18 for Valorant.
→Most pro players use an eDPI between 200 and 300.
→Ensure Raw Input Buffer is ON in Valorant's settings.
→Keep scoped sensitivity at 1.0 to preserve muscle memory.

Frequently Asked Questions

Most Valorant professionals use between 0.3 and 0.9 sensitivity at 800 DPI, which translates to approximately 25–60 cm/360°. TenZ uses 0.408 at 800 DPI (~32 cm/360°), Wardell uses 0.85 at 400 DPI (~30 cm/360°), and Asuna uses 0.29 at 1600 DPI (~11 cm/360°). There is no single 'correct' value — consistency matters more than the number itself.

Valorant uses a yaw of 0.07 degrees per mouse count. This is approximately 3.18× the scale of CS2 (0.022). This is why a direct copy of a CS2 sensitivity into Valorant feels dramatically faster — you must divide your CS2 sensitivity by ~3.18, or simply use this converter to get the exact equivalent automatically.

Enter your DPI, select CS2 as the 'From Game', enter your CS2 sensitivity, and the converter instantly shows your Valorant equivalent. For example, CS2 sensitivity 2.0 at 800 DPI converts to approximately 0.629 in Valorant — both produce the same 28.6 cm/360°.

Yes, DPI is essential. The same in-game sensitivity at 400 DPI is half the physical speed of 800 DPI. Always enter your actual mouse DPI to get an accurate conversion. The converter uses DPI to calculate your real-world cm/360, which it then matches precisely in Valorant.

Both work equally well. The key is to use your mouse's native DPI to avoid sensor interpolation. Most modern gaming mice are native at 400 or 800 DPI. 800 DPI with a lower in-game sensitivity is slightly more common at the pro level and provides smooth desktop cursor movement as a bonus.

Minor perceptual differences are normal even with a mathematically perfect conversion. Valorant's slightly wider default FOV compared to CS2 can make the same cm/360 feel marginally faster. Fine-tune by ±5% in The Range until your first-shot crosshair placement feels instinctive. Commit to each adjustment for at least 2–3 hours before evaluating.

Yes. Valorant has an 'ADS Sensitivity Multiplier' that scales your sensitivity when zooming in with scoped weapons (Operator, Marshal, Sheriff zoom). It defaults to 1.0 (matching your hipfire). Many players reduce this to 0.8–0.9 for finer scoped control. This is independent of your base sensitivity conversion.

Get Your Perfect Valorant Sensitivity

Enter your DPI and current game sensitivity above to instantly convert to Valorant.