🖱️Free Sensitivity Converter

PUBG to Valorant Sensitivity Converter

Convert your PUBG sensitivity to Valorant and keep the exact same feel. Enter your current PUBG sensitivity and DPI below — the calculator automatically applies each game's yaw value to match your cm/360° distance in Valorant.

Converted sensitivity
33.83
eDPI
40000
DPI × Sensitivity
cm/360°
0.19
Physical distance per turn
Classification
Very High
Twitchy — great for flicking

Your sensitivity in all games

CS2 / CSGO
107.66
Valorant
33.83
Apex Legends
107.7
Overwatch 2
359
R6 Siege
413
PUBG
50

Pro Player Sensitivity Reference

PlayerGameDPISensitivityeDPI
s1mpleCS2 / CSGO4003.091236
ZywOoCS2 / CSGO4002800
NiKoCS2 / CSGO4001.18472
TenZValorant8000.408326.4
yayValorant8000.44352
ShroudApex Legends4502.41080
AceuApex Legends8001800

How sensitivity conversion works

Every FPS game maps your mouse movement to camera rotation differently. The conversion uses each game's internal yaw value (degrees of rotation per unit of sensitivity) to calculate a common metric: cm/360° — the physical distance your mouse travels for a full 360° turn. By matching this value across games, you get the same physical feel regardless of the title.

eDPI (effective DPI) = DPI × in-game sensitivity. Pro players typically use eDPI between 200–800 for precision aiming.

How to Convert PUBG Sensitivity to Valorant

Step 1

Enter your sensitivity

Type your current PUBG in-game sensitivity into the Source field.

Step 2

Set your DPI

Enter your mouse DPI. Check your mouse software if unsure. Common values: 400, 800, 1600.

Step 3

Read the result

Your exact Valorant sensitivity equivalent is calculated instantly below.

PUBG vs Valorant — Why Sensitivity Differs

Both PUBG and Valorant use different internal yaw values — the multiplier that converts your mouse movement into camera rotation degrees. Because of this, the same sensitivity number results in different physical mouse travel distances per 360° turn.

This converter calculates your cm/360° (the physical distance your mouse moves for one full rotation) from your PUBG settings, then finds the sensitivity in Valorant that produces the exact same physical feel.

After converting, your muscle memory transfers directly — the same wrist flick, the same arm sweep, the same aim.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I convert PUBG sensitivity to Valorant?

Enter your PUBG sensitivity and mouse DPI. The calculator divides your cm/360° distance (derived from PUBG's yaw value) by Valorant's yaw value to find the equivalent sensitivity. The formula is: Valorant sens = (PUBG sens × PUBG yaw) / Valorant yaw.

Is PUBG sensitivity the same as Valorant?

No. Each game uses a different internal multiplier (yaw) to map mouse movement to camera rotation. The same number in PUBG and Valorant will feel completely different. This converter matches the physical mouse distance per 360° turn instead.

What DPI should I use for this conversion?

Use whatever DPI you actually play at — the conversion result will be correct regardless of DPI. Most players use 400, 800, or 1600 DPI.

What is the PUBG yaw value?

The yaw value is the degrees of camera rotation per unit of in-game sensitivity per count of mouse movement. Different games use different yaw values, which is why sensitivities are not directly comparable between titles.