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How do I set my Valorant sensitivity?

In Valorant, the universal reference is eDPI: your in-game sensitivity multiplied by your mouse DPI. Pros cluster between 200 and 350 eDPI, that is 0.25 to 0.45 at 800 DPI — slow, stable aim built for headshots. This tool computes your eDPI and the centimetres you need for a full turn, places you against the pros, and converts your sens to CS2, Apex, Overwatch 2 and more so your arm keeps exactly the same motion across games.

Valorant eDPI landmarks (sensitivity × DPI)
ProfileeDPIAt 800 DPIcm per 360°
Very lowunder 200under 0.25over 65 cm
Pro range200 to 3500.25 to 0.4537 to 65 cm
Typical350 to 5000.45 to 0.6226 to 37 cm
Highover 500over 0.62under 26 cm
Your Valorant sens in other games: multiply by the factor
GameFactor from ValorantExample for 0.4
CS2× 3.181.27
Apex Legends× 1.790.72
Overwatch 2× 0.950.38 (Overwatch × 10 = 3.8)
Rainbow Six Siege× 1.270.51 (× 10 = 5.1)
Fortnite× 1.270.51 (× 10 = 5.1%)
Call of Duty× 5.672.27
PUBG× 1.590.64 (× 10 = 6.4)

What is eDPI in Valorant?

Your mouse DPI multiplied by your in-game sensitivity. 800 DPI × 0.4 = 320 eDPI, exactly like 400 DPI × 0.8. It is the only number you can compare between two players, and the one quoted for pros.

What sensitivity do Valorant pros use?

The vast majority play between 200 and 350 eDPI, often 800 DPI with a sens between 0.25 and 0.45. TenZ long sat around 0.4 at 800 DPI, that is 320 eDPI. A low sens makes headshots more consistent; you compensate with arm movement.

Why does my CS2 sens feel different in Valorant?

The two games do not turn at the same speed per mouse count: Valorant does 0.07° per count, CS2 0.022°. To keep the same mouse distance, a CS2 sens divides by 3.18. This tool converts both ways.

How do I test my Valorant sensitivity?

In the in-game range, or outside it with our aim trainer: the sens converted to CS2 applies to the site in one click and the “half turn” drill checks you land where you should. Keep a sens for one or two weeks before changing it.

Low or high?

Low for precision and headshots, high for reactivity. Aim for the pro range if you mostly play duelists or sentinels; go a bit higher if you play agents that turn a lot, like Raze or Jett on the move.

Is the tool free?

Yes, free and without an account.