THE FINALS Sensitivity Converter
Bring your perfect aim to the world's biggest game show.
Your Converted Sensitivity
New Sensitivity (To Game)
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eDPI
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cm/360°
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About Sensitivity in THE FINALS
THE FINALS is an incredibly fast-paced, vertical, and chaotic shooter where aim and movement are equally important. To compete, you need your aim to be second nature. This sensitivity converter helps you achieve that by translating your preferred sensitivity from other popular shooters directly into THE FINALS. It ensures your cm/360°—the real-world distance you move your mouse to spin 360° in-game—is exactly the same.
By keeping this core metric consistent, your muscle memory transfers seamlessly. You won't have to spend hours relearning how to aim, allowing you to focus on the unique movement, destruction, and team-based strategy that makes THE FINALS so exciting. This tool is your first step to dominating the arena with confidence in your aim.
How to Use This Converter
- Choose Your Games: Select the game you are converting FROM (e.g., Valorant) and TO (e.g., THE FINALS).
- Enter Your Settings: Input your mouse DPI and your current in-game sensitivity from the first game.
- Get Your New Sensitivity: The calculator will instantly provide the precise new sensitivity value to use in the second game.
- Apply In-Game: Go to the mouse and keyboard settings in THE FINALS and enter the calculated sensitivity value. Your aim should now feel identical.
Pro Tips for THE FINALS
- FOV Scaling: THE FINALS has an excellent "Mouse FOV Sensitivity Scaling" option. When enabled, it automatically adjusts your ADS sensitivity to feel consistent with your hip-fire FOV. We recommend turning this ON.
- Disable Mouse Acceleration: For the most predictable aim, ensure "Mouse Acceleration" is set to 0 in the game's settings. Also, turn OFF "Enhance pointer precision" in your Windows mouse settings.
- Find a Comfortable FOV: The default Field of View (FOV) is 71, which is quite low. Most competitive players increase this to a value between 90 and 105 to improve peripheral awareness in the game's chaotic fights.
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