Apex Legends Sensitivity Converter
Convert your Apex Legends sensitivity to Valorant, CS2, Fortnite, Overwatch 2, and Rainbow Six Siege. Instant cm/360 calculation.
Apex cm/360°
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eDPI —
Equivalent sensitivities in other games
Apex yaw: 0.022 °/count — identical to CS2. All conversions use true yaw matching.
What is Apex Legends Sensitivity Converter?
This tool converts your Apex Legends mouse sensitivity into equivalent values for other popular FPS games. Apex Legends uses the same yaw value as CS2 (0.022 °/count), so if you already play CS2 your sensitivity number transfers directly. For other games the converter applies the correct yaw ratio so your physical cm/360 distance stays the same.
How to use
- 1 Enter your Apex Legends sensitivity (found in Settings → Mouse).
- 2 Enter your mouse DPI.
- 3 All equivalent sensitivities appear instantly.
- 4 Copy the value for your target game and paste it into that game's settings.
- 5 Your muscle memory transfers because the physical mouse movement per 360° is unchanged.
Formula
Example calculation
Apex sensitivity 3.0 at 800 DPI: cm/360 = (360 / (0.022 × 3.0 × 800)) × 2.54 = 17.32 cm. Valorant equivalent = (0.022 × 3.0) / 0.07 = 0.9429.
Frequently asked questions
Is Apex sensitivity the same as CS2 sensitivity?
Yes. Both Apex Legends and CS2 use a yaw of 0.022 °/count, so your sensitivity number is identical between the two games. You do not need to convert when switching between them.
What is a good Apex sensitivity?
Most Apex pros use an eDPI (sens × DPI) between 1200 and 2400. At 800 DPI that corresponds to a sens between 1.5 and 3.0. Lower eDPI gives more precision; higher eDPI allows faster turns.
Does ADS sensitivity affect this conversion?
This converter handles hipfire sensitivity only. Apex has a separate ADS sensitivity multiplier. Set your ADS multiplier to 1.0 for a 1:1 feel, or use a dedicated scoped sensitivity calculator for other ratios.
Why does my Overwatch 2 sensitivity look so low?
Overwatch 2 uses a very low yaw of 0.0066 °/count, so equivalent numbers are much smaller than in Apex. A low-looking OW2 number still produces the same physical cm/360 as your Apex setting.
Is the Fortnite conversion accurate?
Fortnite's sensitivity scale is non-linear. The yaw value used here (0.5573) is accurate near 1.0 sensitivity at standard DPI. Treat converted Fortnite values as a close starting point and fine-tune in-game.