Mouse Sens Converter
Sens Converter Pro is a mouse sensitivity converter that lets you convert your mouse sensitivity from one game to another. It accounts for DPI and field of view (FOV) adjustments as well. Instead of guessing a new number every time you switch games, this tool lets you convert your sensitivity from 200+ games including Valorant, CS2, Apex Legends, Fortnite, Overwatch and more so your mouse movement feels consistent.
Pro tip: Your sensitivity and selected games will be remembered and selected automatically the next time you visit so that If you're someone who frequently converts their sensitivity from a base game (say Valorant) when trying a new game, you can do so very quickly.
New to sensitivity matching? Read our complete guide to mouse sensitivity conversion.
How does it work?
Sens Converter Pro uses each game's turn rate (yaw) to keep your cm/360 (or in/360) consistent between selected games. This ensures that you are moving your mouse the same physical distance to perform a full 360 degree turn in any game. And helps you keep your muscle memory for those fast flicks and 360 no scopes no matter what game you're playing.
In games where FOV affects sensitivity calculations, the converter also takes your selected FOV into account. Set the FOV you use in each supported game, and the converted sensitivity updates automatically. No need to work out the adjustment yourself.
For the formula behind the result, see how mouse sensitivity conversion works across FPS games.
Sensitivity conversion with FOV
Using a different field of view from the default? In supported games such as Rust and Delta Force, your FOV setting affects the sensitivity calculation. Sens Converter Pro can account for the FOV in your starting game, your target game, or both.
Click the FOV button above either sensitivity field and move the slider to match your in-game setting. Your converted sensitivity and rotation distance update as you adjust it.
If a game shows FOV Independent, its FOV does not affect the sensitivity calculation, so no adjustment is needed. If it shows FOV Unsupported, custom FOV adjustments are not available yet; use that game's default FOV for the conversion.
For more on FOV adjustments and why zoomed aim can still feel different, read our FOV and ADS sensitivity guide.
How to convert mouse sensitivity?
- Select , the one you're already dialed in on.
- Select your target game as .
- Enter your .
- If either game has an adjustable FOV button, set it to the field of view you use in that game.
- Your will be calculated and displayed in realtime.
- Set your Mouse DPI to see detailed metrics like cm/360, in/360, and eDPI.
- Want to change DPI? Set a Target DPI and the converter will scale correctly.
Changing your mouse DPI too? Follow our DPI sensitivity conversion guide.
What games are supported?
Sens Converter Pro supports over 200+ games including popular titles like Counter Strike 2 (CS 2), Valorant, Apex Legends, Fortnite, EMPULSE, GTA V, Rhythia, Quarantine Zone: The Last Check, Marvel Rivals, Overwatch 2, Battlefield 6, PUBG (TTP), Counter Strike: Global Offensive (CSGO), Tom Clancy's Rainbow 6 Siege, Stalcraft, Minecraft, Roblox, Delta Force: Hawk Ops, FragPunk, ARC Raiders, Strinova (CalabiYau), Destiny 2, Rust, Warface and many more.
Latest Added Games:
Phantom Blade Zero, Gears of War: E-Day, AION 2, Onimusha: Way of the Sword, WARDOGS, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 (MW 4), Mortal Shell, Incursion Red River, Mistfall Hunter, Payday 3, Halo: Campaign Evolved, Roblox (REDLINER), The Mound: Omen of Cthulhu, Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced, Assassin's Creed Shadows and many more.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Does this sensitivity converter take FOV into account?
Yes, for supported games where FOV affects sensitivity calculations. You can set the FOV for either game or both, and the converter adjusts the result automatically. Games marked FOV Independent do not need an adjustment.
Q. Why does the same sensitivity number feel different in another game?
Because games interpret sensitivity values differently. A "2.0" in one game can represent a completely different turn rate in another. Converting via cm/360 avoids that mismatch.
Q. Does this match sensitivity perfectly?
It matches it as closely as possible by maintaining the same rotation distance using each game's sensitivity scaling. For the better results, disable mouse acceleration and use raw input when available.
Q. Why does the converted sens still feel a little “off” sometimes?
It can feel a little off because of differences in how games handle input and sensitivity scaling. For example, our converter shows "1.5" converted sensitivity that will result in exact cm/360 distance in the target game, but if the target game's sensitivity slider only allows whole values, you might have to choose between 1 or 2 which can feel a bit off. In that case, you can try adjusting your DPI or sensitivity slightly to find the sweet spot that feels right for you.
Different fields of view can also change how fast movement looks on screen, even when your cm/360 matches. This converter matches turning distance and accounts for supported games' FOV-dependent sensitivity scaling, but the visual feel can still differ between games.
Still noticing a difference? See why converted sensitivity can feel different.
Q. What is cm/360 (or in/360)?
cm/360 is the distance you move your mouse to rotate your player view 360 degrees in-game. Matching cm/360 is one of the most reliable ways to keep sensitivity feeling the same across different games.
Q. Can I convert sensitivity if I change DPI?
Yes, enter your current DPI and your target DPI. The converter adjusts the sensitivity so your turning distance stays consistent.
Q. What is eDPI?
eDPI is simply your DPI × sensitivity. It's only useful for quick comparisons with players within the same game since different games use different sensitivity scaling, cm/360 is usually the better cross-game comparison. See how eDPI compares with cm/360 across different games.
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