Why is my Valorant to Apex conversion wrong if I just multiply by 10?

Apex and Valorant use different yaw coefficients. The naive ×10 meme method is 8% off — the tool uses exact yaw constants from reverse-engineered engine sources.

Do I use the same DPI for every game?

Yes. Keep DPI on a single physical profile (e.g. 800) and change in-game sensitivity per title. Per-game DPI is a common beginner mistake: eDPI drifts without you noticing.

Are console controller sensitivities supported?

Yes — the tool converts controller linear/exponential settings and gives the equivalent cm/360 "effective" distance for ALGS + CDL pro comparisons.

Does the tool support Source Quake/CS2 yaw 0.022 for legacy comparison?

Yes — under Advanced you can set custom yaw to match any GoldSrc / Source / idTech engine game.

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Cross-Game Sensitivity & EDPI Converter

Convert in-game sensitivity + DPI to eDPI, cm/360, inch/360 across COD, Apex, Valorant, Fortnite, Minecraft with Yaw/Pitch coefficient match.

cm/360inch/360eDPI Match🎮 Call of Duty🎮 Apex Legends🎮 Fortnite🎮 Valorant🎮 Minecraft

✨ Live interactive preview below

Source GameSource Sensitivity (0.10 – 1.60 typical)Mouse DPI

eDPI (DPI × Sens)

480

cm / 360°

27.21 cm

inch / 360°

10.71 in

° per IN (DPm)

33.600°

⚡ EQUIVALENT SENSITIVITY ACROSS ENGINES

TARGET GAME / ENGINE

TARGET SENSITIVITY

EQUIVALENT cm/360

TYPICAL PRO VALUE

ValorantSOURCED

0.6000

27.21 cm

0.10 – 1.60 typical

CS2 / Source

1.909

27.21 cm

0.80 – 3.0 typical

Apex Legends

1.909

27.21 cm

1.0 – 6.0 typical

Call of Duty MW/BO/WZ

19.091

27.21 cm

4.0 – 14.0 typical

Fortnite (KBM)

7.636

27.21 cm

1.0% – 8.0% typical

Minecraft Java 1.21

5.250

27.21 cm

50% – 200% typical

// Reference Formula (memorize cm/360, NOT sensitivity)
cm/360 = 2.54 / (DPI × sensitivity × yaw) × 360
sensitivity = 2.54 / (DPI × yaw) × (360 / cm360) = srcDPI × srcSens × srcYaw / targetYaw / targetDPI

Step 1 — Enter Your Source Sensitivity. Enter the game you currently play, your mouse DPI, and the in-game sensitivity number (including decimal fractions).
Step 2 — Pick Target Games. Tick the games you want the equivalent sensitivity for. All five titles are available.
Step 3 — Review cm/360 & inch/360 Base Values. The cm/360 physical reference is universal across all games — memorize it, not the number in the slider.
Step 4 — Print Pocket Card. Export a tiny wallet-sized card with your cm/360 and each title's equivalent decimal sensitivity.