Enter your mouse DPI and VALORANT Sensitivity: Aim below. The calculator gives you eDPI, approximate cm/360, and the sensitivity needed to keep the same aim speed at another DPI.
Tool checked September 29, 2026: Results and matching-DPI values update as you type. The inputs, presets and output work with a keyboard or screen reader.
Calculate your VALORANT eDPI
Use the exact DPI from your mouse profile and the Sensitivity: Aim value shown in VALORANT.
800 DPI × 0.25 sensitivity = 200 eDPI, or about 65.31 cm/360.
This calculator needs JavaScript. You can still multiply mouse DPI by VALORANT sensitivity manually.
How to calculate VALORANT eDPI
Mouse DPI × Sensitivity: Aim = eDPI. At 800 DPI and 0.25 sensitivity, the result is 200 eDPI.
eDPI gives you one number for comparing base sensitivity inside VALORANT. A player on 400 DPI and another on 1600 DPI can have the same eDPI if their in-game sensitivity values are adjusted to match.
Keep the same sensitivity when changing DPI
Use the Target DPI field when switching mouse profiles. The calculator divides your current eDPI by the new DPI and shows the matching in-game sensitivity.
| Mouse DPI | VALORANT sensitivity | eDPI |
|---|---|---|
| 400 | 0.500 | 200 |
| 800 | 0.250 | 200 |
| 1600 | 0.125 | 200 |
If you move from 800 DPI to 1600 DPI, halve your in-game sensitivity. If you move from 1600 DPI to 800 DPI, double it.
What cm/360 tells you
cm/360 is the approximate mouse distance needed for one full turn. VALORANT players can compare eDPI directly, but cm/360 is more useful when comparing aim speed across different games. This calculator uses VALORANT's standard 0.07 yaw value.
How to use the calculator
- Check the active DPI profile in your mouse software.
- Open VALORANT and go to Settings > General > Mouse.
- Copy the exact Sensitivity: Aim value into the calculator.
- Use Target DPI if you want to change DPI without changing your aim speed.
- Test the result in the Range before making another adjustment.
Use the full decimal shown in game. Rounding 0.175 to 0.18 changes the result, especially at a high DPI.
What eDPI does not measure
eDPI covers base mouse sensitivity inside VALORANT. It does not include ADS or scoped multipliers, mouse acceleration, mousepad space or another game's sensitivity scale.
What to do with your result
The number is a comparison point, not a grade. Use the VALORANT sensitivity guide to find a practical starting range, or browse VALORANT player settings for current examples.
To compare a specific setup, see Aspas settings, Demon1 settings or the newly checked timotino settings. If you are moving to another FPS, use the VALORANT sensitivity converter rather than copying the same eDPI number.
VALORANT eDPI FAQ
Is eDPI the same as DPI?
No. DPI is a mouse setting. eDPI combines mouse DPI with VALORANT sensitivity, so 800 DPI at 0.25 sensitivity equals 200 eDPI.
How do I calculate VALORANT eDPI?
Multiply mouse DPI by the Sensitivity: Aim value. For example, 1600 DPI multiplied by 0.125 sensitivity equals 200 eDPI.
How do I keep the same sensitivity at a new DPI?
Divide your current eDPI by the new DPI. A 200 eDPI setup needs 0.25 sensitivity at 800 DPI or 0.125 at 1600 DPI. The Target DPI field does this for you.
Does Windows pointer speed change VALORANT eDPI?
No. The standard formula uses mouse DPI and in-game sensitivity. Windows pointer speed is not part of it.
Can I use the same eDPI in CS2, Apex or Fortnite?
No. Games use different sensitivity scales. Compare cm/360 or use a game sensitivity converter when moving between games.