Overview

Sens Converter is a free, in‑browser utility that converts mouse sensitivity settings between more than 50 first‑person shooter titles. It is built to keep the physical distance your hand travels, centimeters per 360° turn, identical when you move from one game to another, so you do not have to relearn aim after each switch.

The workflow consists of three steps. First, you select the game you are currently playing from a dropdown list and type in the in‑game sensitivity value together with your mouse DPI. The site also lets you see the effective DPI (eDPI), which is simply the product of those two numbers. Second, you choose the target game you want to convert to; the converter pulls the yaw value that each engine uses (for example 0.07 for Valorant and 0.022 for CS2) and applies yaw‑aware math to calculate a new sensitivity that preserves the same cm/360°. Finally, the page displays the converted sensitivity, the resulting eDPI and the cm/360° measurement for the target game. You copy the number and paste it into the new game's settings. The output includes enough decimal places, typically three to six, to keep the 360° error under one millimeter on a standard setup, and the interface also offers a quick “Copy” button for convenience.

The tool is aimed at FPS players who regularly switch between titles such as Valorant, CS2, Apex Legends, Overwatch 2, Fortnite, Call of Duty: Warzone, Rainbow Six Siege, Marvel Rivals and various aim trainers. Because it runs entirely in the browser, there is no need to create an account, install software, or pay a subscription fee. Once the page has loaded, the calculator can be used offline, which is useful for players on limited internet connections. The inclusion of eDPI and cm/360° values helps users compare their feel with teammates or professional players who may use different DPI settings, and it also provides a common reference when discussing sensitivity across the community.

The site does not mention support for non‑FPS genres, console controllers, or mobile gaming, so those audiences would not benefit from the calculator.