Move your aim between games without losing muscle memory. Convert mouse or controller sensitivity between Call of Duty, Warzone, Fortnite, Valorant, Apex Legends, CS2 and more — instantly.
Every FPS uses its own internal multiplier to turn your sens slider into an actual in-game turn speed. A sens of 6 in Call of Duty is completely different from 6 in Valorant. That's why when you jump between games, your aim suddenly feels broken.
For mouse players, the universal truth is cm/360 — the distance your mouse has to physically travel to make your character do one full 360° spin. Match cm/360 across games and your muscle memory stays intact. This tool does that math automatically using each game's tested coefficient.
For controller players, it's messier — games handle stick input, acceleration curves and aim-assist differently — but our converter uses community-tested turn speeds so your aim feels as close as possible when moving between titles like CoD, Fortnite and Apex.
cm/360 is how far your mouse has to travel on your pad to turn your character 360°. Lower cm/360 = higher (faster) sens. Most competitive pros play between 20–45 cm/360. Keep this number consistent across games and your aim will feel the same everywhere.
For mouse: yes, massively. Your real sens is DPI × in-game sens. If you change DPI but keep sens the same, your aim will feel totally different. Controller players can ignore DPI.
Mouse conversions are mathematically exact using published per-game multipliers. Controller conversions are based on in-game turn speed tests — extremely close, though tiny feel differences can come from aim-assist and acceleration curves.
FOV changes, aim-assist strength, polling rate, or acceleration settings can all affect feel. Do a 5-minute warm-up in the new game and small tweaks will dial it in.
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