Keep your aim consistent
Sensitivity Converter
Bring your sensitivity to your next game. Match the same mouse movement across games, even when your DPI changes.
Enter your in-game horizontal sensitivity.
Use this sensitivity in The Finals.
Enter a positive sensitivity and valid DPI values to see your result.
Keeping the same DPI? Leave both values equal. Different DPI values adjust the conversion proportionally.
Results are rounded to three decimal places. cm/360 is an estimated turn distance.
Popular conversions
17 supported games · select a source
Take your settings to another game
Choose your games
Select the game you already play and the game you want to switch to.
Enter your settings
Add your current sensitivity and mouse DPI. The result updates as you type.
Copy and try it
Copy the converted value into your new game, then check it with a full turn in the practice area.
About sensitivity conversion
How is sensitivity converted?
At equal DPI, linear conversions use source sensitivity ÷ source game ratio × target game ratio. Minecraft uses a nonlinear formula. Displayed and copied values have three decimal places. The cm/360 distance is an estimate.
Do I need to change my mouse DPI?
No. Keep both DPI fields equal if your mouse settings stay the same. If you use a different DPI in the target game, enter it and the converter adjusts the sensitivity to keep your turn distance.
Does this also match ADS, scopes and field of view?
This converter matches horizontal hipfire rotation with default mouse multipliers. ADS and scoped settings need separate adjustments. Different fields of view and camera perspectives can still make aiming feel different; test the result in-game.
Which sensitivity scale should I enter?
Enter your in-game horizontal sensitivity. Fortnite uses the percentage number (6.2 for 6.2%). The Valorant-to-Siege conversion factor is 3.5. Minecraft uses a nonlinear curve and clamps negative converted values to zero. Custom mouse settings may affect the result; test it in-game.