One full turn. The same in every game.
Tell us your sensitivity in the game you know best. We'll give you the setting that turns a full 360 with the same mouse movement in 140+ others.
CS2 1.20
Valorant 0.377
Overwatch 2 4.00
Your aim is a distance. We keep it the same.
Each game scales sensitivity its own way, so the same number feels different everywhere. Sensgod translates it for you.
Choose two games
The one you've practised in, and the one you're starting. Add your DPI.
Get your number
We match how far your mouse travels for one full turn, called cm/360.
Play like you
Paste it into the game's settings. 140+ games, with a page for every pair.
What it's like to switch now.
“After using Sensgod to match my sensitivities across all my games, my flick shots are finally consistent. Went from Diamond 2 to Immortal in two weeks.”
“I've been playing CS for years and struggled when switching to Valorant. Sensgod solved my muscle memory issues instantly. My spray control is now perfect in both games.”
“I play 5 different FPS games competitively. Thanks to Sensgod, I don't have to readjust my aim every time I switch. My Wingman shots have never been better.”
“Used to get destroyed when switching between Warzone and Apex. Now my sensitivity is perfect across both. Went from 1.2 K/D to 2.1 in a single week.”
Good questions.
Every game multiplies your sensitivity by its own scale. Sensgod converts your setting into a shared reference, then into the target game's scale, so one full 360° turn covers the same distance on your mousepad.
Your hip-fire turn distance will match, which is what your muscle memory relies on for flicks and tracking. Field of view and scoped multipliers still differ between games, so give it a session or two to settle.
Yes. Enter any DPI from 50 to 30,000 for each game. If you use a different DPI in the new game, the converter accounts for it.
Yes, it is one of the most used conversions. Valorant uses a different sensitivity scale from CS2, and the converter turns your Valorant number into the CS2 number that gives the same cm/360.
140+ games, including Valorant, CS2, Apex Legends, Overwatch 2, Call of Duty, Battlefield, Rainbow Six Siege, Escape from Tarkov and Fortnite. New games are added over time.
No. Sensgod matches the distance for a full 360° turn, which stays the same whatever your FOV is. A different FOV changes how fast things move across your screen, so aiming down sights or scoped can feel different.
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