CS2 Sensitivity Converter
Port your CS2 aim into 18+ FPS titles in one click — same muscle memory, new game
One muscle memory, zero loss across games
Switching FPS games doesn't mean relearning to aim. Align your feel with cm/360 so your flicks, pre-aims, and tracking carry over seamlessly.
Popular CS2 Conversions
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The Math That Transfers Your Aim Between Games
Every engine reads your mouse a little differently, so the same number never feels the same twice. This tool uses one honest yardstick — how far your hand travels for a full 360° — to erase that gap.
Mouse (DPI) × Game Sensitivity = Final Feel (eDPI)DPI
DPI is hardware mouse speed — counts per inch of travel. Lower = slower, higher = faster.
Sensitivity
Sensitivity is your in-game multiplier in CS2 — it sets how far the view swings per count.
eDPI
eDPI folds your mouse DPI and in-game sens into one number that anyone can compare.
cm/360
cm/360 is the literal distance your hand travels to spin a full circle. It is the most honest cross-game metric there is — match it and the aim transfers.
Yaw
Yaw is the hidden variable — degrees turned per mouse count inside each engine. Source 2, Unreal and Apex all read counts differently, which is why raw sens numbers lie across titles.
How these three numbers connect
Why consider yaw when converting?
Drag the slider to feel eDPI ↔ cm/360
Drag left and right to see in real time how many centimeters you move to turn a full 360°
Your mouse DPI recommendation
Pick how you hold your mouse to get a recommended DPI range
How do you usually hold your mouse?
After tuning sensitivity, how do you quickly verify the feel?
Confirm the conversion suits you in 3 steps
- 1In practice range or deathmatch, face a fixed target and turn a full 360° to confirm the travel distance matches before
- 2Do 10 fast flicks left and right, feel whether spraying and aiming are comfortable or over/under-shooting
- 3Run around for 30 seconds and track a moving target to confirm your tracking rhythm hasn't visibly changed
Popular CS2 Sensitivity
Real sens, DPI and eDPI from active CS2 pro rosters