CS2 (Counter-Strike 2) Mouse Sensitivity Converter
Convert your mouse sensitivity between 80+ popular games with precision.
Target sensitivity
eDPI (target)
Turn distance
CS2 (Counter-Strike 2) Mouse Sensitivity Converter: Create, convert, and fine-tune CS2 sensitivity with accurate DPI, eDPI, cm/360, and cross-game conversions. This page includes clear explanations, FAQs, and best practices to help you maintain consistent aim across CS2 and other FPS titles.
What CS2 (Counter-Strike 2),Mouse Sensitivity Converter?
- Converts your CS2 sensitivity to and from other games (Valorant, Apex, Overwatch 2, R6, Fortnite, Warzone, Rust, Tarkov, THE FINALS, XDefiant).
- Calculates eDPI, cm/360, and in/360 from DPI and sensitivity.
- Supports different matching methods like 360 distance and monitor distance (MDH/MDV) for better muscle memory.
How to use the converter
- Enter your mouse DPI and current CS2 sensitivity.
- Choose a target game or stay within CS2 to compute eDPI and cm/360.
- Pick a match method: 360 distance (default), MDH 100%/75%, or MDV 100%/133% depending on preference.
- Apply the suggested sensitivity in the target game and test with a tracking/flick routine.
Quick definitions
- eDPI: Effective DPI = DPI × in-game sensitivity (useful to compare across games).
- cm/360: Physical distance your mouse travels to complete a 360° turn (muscle-memory anchor).
- 360 distance match: Keeps your turn distance identical across games; best for hipfire consistency.
- Monitor distance match (MDH/MDV): Keeps on-screen movement consistent at a given percentage; often preferred for scoped/ADS consistency.
Popular conversions
- CS2 to Valorant sensitivity converter
- CS2 to Apex Legends sensitivity converter
- CS2 to Warzone/Modern Warfare sensitivity converter
- CS2 to Overwatch 2 sensitivity converter
- CS2 to Rainbow Six Siege sensitivity converter
- CS2 to Fortnite sensitivity converter
- CS2 to Rust/Tarkov/THE FINALS/XDefiant sensitivity converter
- CS:GO/CS 1.6 to CS2 sensitivity converter
Best practices for accuracy
- Keep Windows Pointer Speed at 6/11 and enable Raw Input in games.
- Do not use driver-level acceleration; keep acceleration off in CS2 and target games.
- Record your baseline cm/360 and re-check after every conversion or DPI change.
- Test across hipfire and common scopes; adjust with MDH/MDV for scope consistency.
CS2 starting points
- Beginners: 30–40 cm/360 for balanced control and speed.
- Mid-sense: 25–30 cm/360 for hybrid tracking/flicking.
- Low-sense: 40–55+ cm/360 for precision, especially for AWP/long-range control.
FAQs
How do I convert CS2 sensitivity to other games?
Use 360 distance for hipfire or monitor distance for scoped/ADS. Enter DPI and CS2 sensitivity, select target game, and apply the suggested value in-game. Validate by measuring cm/360 with a mouse mat ruler.
Do I need DPI for conversion?
Yes. DPI defines your physical-to-digital mapping. The same in-game sensitivity at different DPI levels produces different aim feel. Always include DPI to compute accurate eDPI and cm/360.
What is eDPI in CS2 and how do I calculate it?
eDPI = DPI × CS2 sensitivity. It’s a single number to compare aim speeds regardless of DPI, useful for replicating feel across games.
Does FOV or resolution affect CS2 sensitivity?
Sensitivity scalar is independent, but perceived speed changes with FOV and aspect ratio. 360 distance stays constant, while on-screen movement differs, which is why MDH/MDV can be useful.
Why does my aim feel different after conversion?
Different FOV models, ADS multipliers, and camera handling alter perceived motion. Try MDH/MDV matching, verify raw input, disable acceleration, and recheck cm/360.
What’s better: 360 distance or monitor distance?
360 distance: Best for hipfire and full-turn muscle memory.
Monitor distance (e.g., MDH 100%/75% or MDV 100%/133%): Better for crosshair movement consistency and scoped/ADS alignment.
Does Windows Pointer Speed matter?
Yes. Keep WPS at 6/11 to avoid OS-level scaling. Any deviation distorts conversions and breaks consistency.
Should I keep the same eDPI across games?
It’s a good baseline, but not always identical in feel due to FOV and camera differences. Use eDPI to get close, then fine-tune with 360 distance or MDH/MDV.
How do I convert CS:GO or CS 1.6 sensitivity to CS2?
Use a dedicated CS:GO/CS 1.6 to CS2 path in the converter. Input legacy sens and DPI, then copy the computed CS2 sens and verify cm/360.
How do I keep scoped sensitivity consistent in CS2?
Use monitor distance matching at a chosen percentage (common picks include MDH 100% or MDV 133%). Adjust CS2 zoom sens multipliers to match your hipfire feel.
Troubleshooting
- Converted sens feels too fast/slow
- Recheck DPI and WPS 6/11; verify raw input.
- Measure actual cm/360; adjust target sensitivity until it matches your baseline.
- Muscle memory doesn’t transfer
- Switch to MDH/MDV for scope/ADS-heavy games.
- Normalize FOV if the target game allows comparable values.
- Different DPI or new mouse
- Recompute eDPI from your preferred cm/360 baseline.
- Update every game profile after a DPI change.