Valorant to CS2 Sensitivity Converter
Convert sensitivity with a fixed yaw per game, and read eDPI and centimeters per 360 degree turn.
🔒 Processed entirely in your browser — nothing you enter here is ever uploaded.
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About this tool
This page opens the sensitivity converter with Valorant preselected as the source game and Counter-Strike 2 as the target — enter your Valorant sens and DPI, and the matching CS2 value is calculated on the spot.
Valorant and CS2 use different yaw values (0.07 vs 0.022 degrees per count), so the same number feels wildly different: to keep an identical cm/360, your CS2 sensitivity must be about 3.18 times your Valorant one. Matching the physical distance of a full turn is what preserves your aim and muscle memory.
The full tool also converts to Overwatch 2, Fortnite, Call of Duty, Battlefield, and Minecraft, shows your eDPI and cm/360, and even lets you test the turn on a virtual mousepad — all locally in your browser.
Example. Counter-Strike yaw 0.022 at sensitivity 1 and 800 DPI returns an eDPI of 800 and 51.95 cm per 360 degree turn. The same sensitivity converts to Valorant 0.3143.
Limit. Conversion uses one fixed yaw constant per named game. A custom yaw, raw-accel curve, or separate Bedrock and Java yaw is not applied. The pad graphic treats its width as 30 cm.