eDPI Calculator & Sensitivity Converter
Calculate eDPI and convert mouse sensitivity for Valorant, CS2, and more. Find your perfect sens with our free, instant eDPI calculator.
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What is eDPI?
Understand the true measure of your mouse sensitivity.
Why Use Our Calculator?
Find your perfect sensitivity with precision and ease across all your favorite games.
Universal Standard
eDPI provides a universal way to measure and compare sensitivity within the same game.
Perfect Cross-Game Conversion
Use the cm/360 standard to perfectly transfer your muscle memory to any game.
Pro Player Insights
Compare your settings with professional players and find what works best.
Instant & Accurate
Get precise, real-time calculations based on community-verified formulas.
Free & Easy to Use
No ads, no sign-ups. A clean and simple tool for every gamer.
How It Works
Three simple steps to find your perfect sensitivity.
Select Your Tool
Choose between the eDPI Calculator, Reverse eDPI, or the Sensitivity Converter.
Enter Your Data
Input your mouse DPI and in-game sensitivity settings.
Get Instant Results
Instantly see your calculated eDPI or your new sensitivity for another game.
Understanding the Parameters
Learn what each value means for your gaming setup.
Mouse DPI
Dots Per Inch. The hardware sensitivity setting of your mouse.
In-Game Sensitivity
The sensitivity multiplier set within a specific game's settings.
eDPI
Effective Dots Per Inch. The true measure of your sensitivity (DPI × In-Game Sens).
The Formulas Behind the Magic
How we calculate your sensitivity with precision.
eDPI Calculation
The standard formula for calculating your effective DPI within a game.
eDPI = Mouse DPI × In-Game Sensitivity Example: 800 DPI × 0.4 Valorant Sens = 320 eDPI
cm/360 Calculation
Calculates the physical mouse distance required to perform a 360° turn in-game.
cm/360 = (360 / (Yaw × DPI × Sens)) × 2.54 Example: For Valorant (Yaw 0.07), 800 DPI & 0.4 Sens ≈ 51.5 cm/360
Calculation Examples
See how the calculations work with real-world scenarios.
Valorant Pro eDPI
Calculating the eDPI for a typical Valorant pro player.
Calculation steps
CS2 to Valorant Conversion
Converting a common CS2 sensitivity to Valorant.
Calculation steps
Interpreting Your eDPI
Low eDPI (Valorant: < 250)
Favored by tactical FPS players for precise, arm-based aiming. Requires more desk space.
Medium eDPI (Valorant: 250-350)
A balanced approach, offering a mix of precision and faster turning. Good for most players.
High eDPI (Valorant: > 350)
Common in fast-paced games like Overwatch or Apex Legends. Allows for quick turns with wrist movements.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about eDPI and sensitivity.
DPI (Dots Per Inch) is a hardware setting on your mouse. eDPI is a calculated value (DPI x In-game Sensitivity) that represents your true sensitivity in a specific game.
No. Because each game has a different sensitivity scale, eDPI is only comparable within the same game. To compare sensitivity across different games, you should use our 'Sensitivity Converter' tool, which is based on the cm/360 standard.
It's subjective, but most pro players in tactical shooters like Valorant and CS2 prefer a lower eDPI (typically 200-400 for Valorant, 700-1100 for CS2) for more precise aiming. Our calculator provides pro player ranges for reference.
Our converter uses a measurement called 'cm/360', which calculates how many centimeters you need to move your mouse to do a full 360-degree turn in-game. This is a universal, real-world measurement that allows for perfect sensitivity matching across any game.
Disclaimer
All calculations are based on standard, community-tested formulas. While we strive for accuracy, game updates may occasionally alter sensitivity scales. Always double-check your settings in-game. This tool is for reference purposes only.