Valorant to CS2 Sensitivity: Exact Conversion + Why It Works

Updated September 10, 2026

To convert a Valorant sensitivity to CS2 at the same DPI, multiply it by 3.18. A Valorant sensitivity of 0.4 becomes a CS2 sensitivity of about 1.27. The multiplier exists because the two games scale raw mouse input differently, and 3.18 is the ratio that keeps cm/360 identical.

The formula

CS2 sensitivity = Valorant sensitivity × 3.18 (DPI unchanged). To go the other way, divide by 3.18. Keep your mouse DPI the same on both sides or the conversion no longer holds.

Worked examples at 800 DPI

Valorant 0.25 → CS2 0.795. Valorant 0.35 → CS2 1.113. Valorant 0.5 → CS2 1.590. Valorant 0.7 → CS2 2.226. In every case the cm/360 — the real measure of your aim — is unchanged.

What the multiplier does not cover

Aim-down-sights and scoped sensitivity use separate multipliers in each game and are not part of this conversion. Zoom sensitivity in CS2 and Valorant also follow their own settings. If you use a non-default “zoom sensitivity” value, set it deliberately rather than assuming it carried over.

Do it automatically

The sensitivity converter applies the ratio for you and also reports cm/360, in/360 and counts/360, so you can confirm the match instead of trusting a single number. See cm/360 explained for why that is the figure that matters.