Sensitivity keeps your aim the same across games. Enter your DPI and your sensitivity in one game, and it works out the matching sensitivity in every other game, plus your eDPI and how many centimetres of mouse movement a full 360° turn takes. Great when you switch shooters and want muscle memory to carry over. Nothing is uploaded.

Mouse DPI

From game

Sensitivity in that game

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eDPI (DPI × sens)

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cm / 360°

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inches / 360°

Conversions match your real-world turn distance (cm/360), so aiming feels identical between games. Each game has its own sensitivity scale; games built on the same engine (for example CS2, Apex and TF2) share a value. eDPI is simply DPI multiplied by in-game sensitivity — a handy single number to compare setups. cm/360 assumes the DPI shown. Everything runs on your device.