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eDPI Calculator
Same aim, every game. Type your DPI and sens, get your real eDPI.
Fast calculators for CS2, Valorant and more. No sign-up, no account.
Calculate CS2 eDPI for new mouse or monitor. Compare with pro player ranges.
Open CS2 ToolGet your Valorant eDPI and match sensitivity across games.
Open Valorant ToolSwitch games and keep the same aim feel. Match sens between FPS games.
Convert My SensFree tools that actually work. No gimmicks.
Type two numbers, get your answer. No sign-up, no waiting, no BS.
Every tool here is free. No paywalls, no tricks, no upgrades to buy.
Built by FPS players who actually use this stuff. Real tips, no fake hacks.
Use this when switching to a new mouse, matching sens across games, or comparing with pro players.
Three simple steps. No complicated settings.
1
Type Your DPI
Check your mouse software or the box it came in. Type that DPI number into the calculator.
2
Type Your Sens
Open your game, look at the sens setting and type that exact number into the calculator.
3
Use The Result
Copy your eDPI. Use it to match your sens in other games so your aim feels the same.
One number that shows your real mouse speed.
eDPI is your mouse DPI times your in-game sens. This one number shows how fast your aim really is. Keep the same eDPI between games and your aim will feel very similar.
View detailed calculation logic
Step 1: Your mouse DPI (Dots Per Inch) defines hardware sensitivity
Step 2: The game multiplies DPI by your in-game sensitivity setting
Result: eDPI = your actual mouse speed in that specific game
Example: 800 DPI × 1.5 sens = 1200 eDPI (same as 400 DPI × 3.0 sens)
Privacy & Security
Everything runs in your browser. We do not save or send your settings anywhere. Your data stays on your device.
Most pros aim in these ranges. Pick your game for details.
| Game | Pro Average eDPI | |
|---|---|---|
| Counter-Strike 2 | 400-800 | View details → |
| Valorant | 280-600 | View details → |
| Apex Legends | 800-1600 | Coming soon |
Data from ProSettings.net and community surveys · Last updated: November 2025
eDPI means effective DPI. It is your mouse DPI times your in-game sens. This one number shows how fast your mouse really feels in game.
There is no magic best eDPI for everyone. Pros use very different numbers. Your best eDPI depends on how you play, how big your mousepad is and what feels good for you.
When you swap games, you can change your in-game sens so your eDPI stays close to the same. That way your aim feels familiar in both games. Our converter can show you what sens to use.
Every mouse has its own DPI and every game has its own sens scale. eDPI mixes both into one simple number so you can compare settings with friends or pros and move your sens between games.
The basic eDPI math (DPI x sens) works the same for all games. Some titles have extra options or weird scaling, but for most FPS this is enough. For more detail, check our CS2 and Valorant tools.