Valorant → CS2 Sensitivity Converter
Your in-game sens from Settings → General → Mouse → Sensitivity: Aim.
Dots per inch. Needed for eDPI and 360° distance.
Choose how results are rounded for clean console commands.
Keep results in the address bar for easy bookmarking and embeds.
Results
Multiplier source: m_yaw values (VAL 0.07, CS 0.022) → 0.07/0.022 = 3.181818…
CS2 Console Commands
Keep at 1.0 for Valve default zoom scaling. Adjust only if you prefer different zoom feel.
About this Valorant to CS2 Sensitivity Converter
This free Valorant to CS2 sensitivity calculator gives you an accurate 1:1 conversion in milliseconds. It uses the widely accepted engine multipliers (m_yaw values) where Valorant is 0.07 and CS2 is 0.022. That means the precise conversion factor is 0.07 / 0.022 = 3.181818… so your CS2 sens is simply your Valorant sens multiplied by 3.181818. We also compute eDPI and 360° distance for both games, so you can double-check your muscle memory across titles. Everything runs locally in your browser, respects your privacy, and works perfectly on mobile and desktop.
How to Use
Enter your Valorant sensitivity and mouse DPI. The tool instantly shows your CS2 sensitivity, eDPI, and 360 distance. Click “Copy console cmds” to get a ready-to-paste command for the CS2 developer console. The address bar updates with your inputs so you can bookmark or share a link. Need tidy numbers? Choose a rounding mode that suits you. You can also set an optional zoom sensitivity ratio if you prefer a specific scoped feel.
Tips for Best Results
Keep zoom sensitivity at 1.0 if you want Valve’s default zoom behavior. If you match across many games, focus on eDPI and 360 distance rather than raw sensitivity since DPI varies by mouse. For large mousepads, many players aim for a 360 distance between 30–50 cm, but preference rules—test and iterate.
Sources often cited by the community: Valve/Source engine m_yaw 0.022 and Valorant 0.07. The ratio 3.181818 is consistent with popular sensitivity tools and discussions. Always verify in-game feel and fine-tune as needed.
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