CS2 Sensitivity Calculator
Calculate your CS2 eDPI and 360 distance, and get the Valorant equivalent so switching between the two tactical shooters never resets your aim.
CS2 keeps Counter-Strike's classic 0.022° yaw per count. Most pros play between 400 and 850 eDPI — e.g. s1mple at 400 DPI × 3.09 (1236 eDPI) and ZywOo at 400 × 2.0 (800 eDPI).
eDPI normalizes your raw DPI × sens into one comparable number.
How it works
eDPI = DPI × sensitivity
cm/360 = 360 ÷ (0.022 × sensitivity) × 2.54 ÷ DPI
The CS2→Valorant equivalent uses 0.022 ÷ 0.07 = 0.3143, so 1.0 CS2 ≈ 0.314 Valorant.
Example
Atomic-style: 800 DPI × 1.05 → eDPI 840 — near the top of the pro range, ~44 cm/360.
The math behind it
eDPI = DPI × sens · cm/360 = 360 ÷ (0.022 × sens) × 2.54 ÷ DPI · Val ≈ sens × 0.3143
Frequently Asked Questions
What eDPI do pros use in CS2?
The classic range is 400–1000 eDPI. Low-sens riflers sit around 650–850 (e.g. ZywOo 800, donk 1000); AWPers sometimes push toward 1200+ for clean 180° flicks.
Does CS2 change the old CS:GO sensitivity?
No. CS2 kept the identical 0.022 yaw and the same sensitivity scale — your CS:GO sens transfers 1:1 into CS2. That's why this tool lists them as the same constant.
Should I match CS2 to Valorant by eDPI?
No — compare cm/360 instead. A 720 eDPI CS2 setup is not the same as 720 eDPI in Valorant because the games use different yaw constants.