What is cm/360 in Valorant?

cm/360 is the physical mousepad distance needed to rotate the camera one full turn. It helps compare sensitivity across games and DPI values.

How does the Valorant sensitivity converter work?

The converter uses each game's yaw value, source sensitivity and DPI to match the same physical turn distance in the target game.

Does this calculator need a Riot login?

No. The calculator only uses numbers entered on the page and does not connect to a Riot account.

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Valorant eDPI +
Sensitivity Converter

Calculate eDPI, cm/360 and scoped feel.
Convert Valorant sensitivity across FPS games.

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Scoped Details

Zoom feel without a huge sidebar

Use the compact result panel for the main decision. This table is the deeper reference for scoped weapons.

Scoped sensitivity

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What eDPI means in Valorant

eDPI is your mouse DPI multiplied by your Valorant sensitivity. It is useful because 400 DPI with 0.70 and 800 DPI with 0.35 both create 280 eDPI.

eDPI alone is not the full story, but it is the fastest way to compare Valorant settings without caring which mouse DPI someone uses.

Why cm/360 is better for real aim feel

cm/360 tells you how far your mouse moves on the pad for a full turn. This is the cleanest way to compare sensitivity across games because each game uses a different yaw value.

Valorant rewards crosshair placement and small corrections, so many players prefer a controlled sensitivity instead of extremely fast wrist-only movement.

How the converter works

The converter uses the yaw value of each game and your DPI. It first calculates the physical turn distance of the source setting, then creates the target sensitivity that matches that distance.

This is why copying the same number from CS2, Apex or Overwatch into Valorant usually feels wrong.

How to test a new Valorant sensitivity

Do not judge a new setting from one deathmatch. Use the range first, then play a few normal matches and watch whether your first bullet accuracy and micro-corrections improve.

If you keep overflicking, lower eDPI slightly. If you cannot clear corners without dragging your arm too far, raise it slowly.

Valorant eDPI FAQ

How do I calculate Valorant eDPI?

Multiply your mouse DPI by your Valorant sensitivity. For example, 800 DPI and 0.35 sensitivity equals 280 eDPI.

What is a good Valorant eDPI?

Many competitive Valorant players sit roughly in a controlled low-to-medium range, but the best value depends on mousepad size, role and comfort. Use the calculator to test changes in small steps.

How do I convert CS2 sensitivity to Valorant?

Use the converter with CS2 as the source game and Valorant as the target game. It uses game yaw values, so the result matches physical turn distance more closely than copying the same number.

Does scoped sensitivity change my eDPI?

Your base eDPI stays the same, but scoped weapons use the scoped sensitivity multiplier and zoom. The scoped table shows the effective feel for common Valorant zoom levels.

Does this tool need my Riot login?

No. It only calculates settings from the numbers you enter. Never enter your Riot password into any sensitivity or eDPI calculator.