eDPI Calculator
Compute your effective DPI (mouse DPI × in-game sensitivity), find the sensitivity for any target eDPI, convert cm/360°, and convert sensitivity between CS2, Valorant and Overwatch — all 100% in your browser.
Your mouse's hardware DPI setting.
The sensitivity slider inside the game.
– eDPI
–cm / 360°
–inches / 360°
–counts per 360°
The eDPI you want to play at.
The DPI you actually run.
– in-game sensitivity
–cm / 360° (CS2 yaw)
–formula
How many cm of mousepad for a full turn.
– in-game sensitivity
–resulting eDPI
–verified cm / 360°
– equivalent sensitivity
–conversion ratio
–identical cm / 360° both games
Keeps cm/360 identical at the same DPI. Windows pointer speed and mouse acceleration must be identical (ideally off) in both cases.
Worked examples
Typical pro eDPI ranges
Observed ranges among professional players (2026) — use them as a starting point, then tune to your own aim style. Sensitivity is personal; these are not rules.
| Game | Typical pro eDPI | Most common around |
|---|---|---|
| CS2 | 600 – 1,200 | ≈ 800 |
| Valorant | 200 – 400 | ≈ 280 |
| Overwatch | 2,000 – 4,000 | ≈ 3,000 |
Style guide used by this calculator (based on cm/360°): > 50 cm = low sens / arm aim · 30–50 cm = medium · < 30 cm = high sens / wrist aim.
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