cm/360 is how many centimetres you move the mouse to turn a full 360 degrees in-game. It's the most reliable way to compare sensitivity across games and DPIs.

eDPI is DPI multiplied by in-game sensitivity. It compares sensitivity within the same game but not across games with different turn rates, which is why cm/360 is preferred for conversions.

How do I keep the same feel in another game?

Match your cm/360. Enter your current game and sensitivity, then read off the equivalent sensitivity for the target game from the conversion table.

Mouse Sensitivity Converter

Convert your DPI and in-game sensitivity into cm/360 and eDPI — then match the exact same feel in any other game.

cm / 360°

— cm

inches / 360°

— in

eDPI

—

Same feel in every game

Game	Sensitivity	eDPI

Values use community-standard yaw constants. Set the same DPI in-game for these numbers to apply directly.

Sensitivity Converter FAQ

Why cm/360 instead of eDPI?: eDPI only compares within one game. cm/360 measures real hand movement, so it converts correctly between games with different turn rates.
What's a good cm/360?: Most FPS pros sit around 25–45 cm/360. Lower is faster/twitchier; higher is slower but more precise.
Need a full guide?: Read How to Convert Sensitivity Between Valorant, CS2, and Apex.

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