Minecraft Sensitivity Converter
Bring your perfect aim from any game to the blocky world.
Your Converted Sensitivity
New Sensitivity (Game)
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eDPI
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cm/360°
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About Minecraft Sensitivity
Minecraft's sensitivity setting is unique. Instead of a raw number like other games, it uses a percentage slider, typically from 0% to 200%. A setting of 100% is considered the default "1.0" multiplier. This can make it tricky to match your aim from other FPS games where you've perfected your muscle memory. This converter solves that problem by doing the math for you.
It works by calculating your true sensitivity based on cm/360°—the physical distance you move your mouse to do a full 360-degree turn. By keeping this value consistent, your aim will feel identical whether you're building in Creative mode or fighting for your life in PvP. This tool accurately translates between Minecraft's percentage system and the raw sensitivity numbers used in games like Valorant, CS2, and more.
How to Use This Converter
- Choose Your Games: Select the game you are converting FROM and TO.
- Enter Your Settings: Input your mouse DPI and your current in-game sensitivity. For Minecraft, use the percentage value from the slider.
- Get Your New Sensitivity: The tool instantly provides the new value. If converting to Minecraft, this will be the percentage to set the in-game slider to.
- Apply In-Game: Go to Options -> Controls -> Mouse Settings in Minecraft and adjust the slider to the new percentage. Your aim should now feel familiar.
Tips for Better Aim in Minecraft
- Turn Off Mouse Acceleration: In your Windows mouse settings, make sure "Enhance pointer precision" is OFF. This feature makes aim inconsistent and is bad for building muscle memory.
- FOV Matters: Your Field of View (FOV) in Minecraft can affect how fast your sensitivity *feels*. While this converter provides the mathematically correct value, a very high FOV (like Quake Pro) can make aiming feel faster. Find a balance that works for you.
- Cinematic Camera: For smooth video recording, turn on the "Cinematic Camera" option in the controls. This doesn't affect your gameplay sensitivity but smooths out camera movements.
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