Convert between games
Use a game-aware converter when moving sensitivity between engines or yaw scales.
FPS aim tool
FPS sensitivity calculator and converter.
AimScale turns your current in-game sensitivity and DPI into a target sensitivity, eDPI, and cm/360 for popular shooters.
Use it as a mouse sensitivity calculator, sensitivity converter, eDPI calculator, and cm/360 calculator when switching between FPS games.
Supported games
Start with common FPS conversion paths.
Tactical shooters
Convert between CS2, Valorant, and Rainbow Six Siege while keeping your turn distance visible.
Battle royale games
Move Apex Legends settings into a consistent hip-fire baseline before fine tuning ADS and FOV feel.
Hero shooters
Check Overwatch 2 sensitivity against the same cm/360 target used in your other games.
Tool map
Choose the page that matches your aim problem.
Check mouse numbers
Use these pages when you are changing DPI, comparing eDPI, or measuring cm/360.
Pick a starting range
Use the guide pages when you need a practical sensitivity window before fine tuning.
Conversion basis
Keep the same turn distance.
The calculator matches cm/360 using each game's yaw value, then adjusts for your target DPI. It gives a practical starting point, not a promise that every scoped mode or FOV setting will feel identical.
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Useful guides and converters
Use convertereDPI calculator
Calculate effective DPI from mouse DPI and in-game sensitivity.
Valorant eDPI calculator
Calculate Valorant eDPI and estimate cm/360 from DPI and sensitivity.
CS2 eDPI calculator
Calculate Counter-Strike 2 eDPI and compare equivalent DPI settings.
cm/360 calculator
Find your physical turn distance from DPI, sensitivity, and game yaw.
Valorant cm/360 calculator
Tune Valorant sensitivity with physical turn distance and eDPI.
DPI sensitivity converter
Change mouse DPI while keeping the same effective sensitivity.
CS2 to Valorant sensitivity converter
Convert CS2 sensitivity to Valorant with DPI adjustment and cm/360.
Valorant to CS2 sensitivity converter
Convert Valorant sensitivity back to CS2 with examples and formula.
What is cm/360?
A plain English explainer for players comparing sensitivity across games.
DPI vs eDPI for FPS games
Learn when eDPI is useful and when cm/360 is a better comparison.
Apex Legends sensitivity converter
Convert CS2, Valorant, Overwatch 2, or Siege settings into Apex.
Apex Legends eDPI calculator
Calculate Apex eDPI and cm/360 from mouse DPI and hip-fire sensitivity.
CS2 to Apex sensitivity converter
Move a CS2 hip-fire baseline into Apex with DPI adjustment and cm/360.
Valorant to Apex sensitivity converter
Convert Valorant sensitivity into an Apex starting point with examples.
Overwatch 2 sensitivity converter
Find an Overwatch 2 starting sensitivity from another FPS game.
Rainbow Six Siege sensitivity converter
Convert a hip-fire baseline before tuning Siege ADS settings.
FPS sensitivity conversion guide
Use a practical workflow for DPI, eDPI, cm/360, conversion, and in-game testing.
Mouse sensitivity converter matrix
Choose the right converter page for CS2, Valorant, Apex, Overwatch 2, Siege, eDPI, DPI, and cm/360.
Best cm/360 range for Valorant
Pick a practical Valorant sensitivity range and tune from there.
Best cm/360 range for CS2
Choose a CS2 turn-distance range for angle holding and rifling.
Calculation transparency
Know what the converter does and does not cover.
AimScale matches hip-fire cm/360 as a practical starting point. FOV, ADS sensitivity, scoped sensitivity, mouse acceleration, resolution, and engine behavior can still affect how a converted setting feels.
Read the methodologyFAQ
Use the result as a baseline, then test it in-game.
How accurate is the converter?
It matches hip-fire cm/360 using reviewed yaw values. FOV, scoped modes, ADS multipliers, acceleration, and game updates can still change how the result feels.
Does it convert ADS or scoped sensitivity?
No. Treat the result as a base turn-distance match. Tune ADS, scopes, optics, and hero-specific settings after the hip-fire baseline feels comfortable.
Why is The Finals not in the main converter?
It is still marked experimental. AimScale keeps lower-confidence games out of the primary converter until the parameter source agreement is stronger.