Apex Legends to CoD Sensitivity Converter

The Apex Legends to CoD multiplier

Apex Legends turns 0.022° per mouse count (yaw) and CoD turns 0.0066°. So multiply your Apex Legends sensitivity by 3.3333 to get the CoD value. Example: Apex Legends 1.5 → CoD 5; at 800 DPI that is about 34.6 cm of mouse movement for a 360° turn. For CoD (MWII, MWIII, BO6, Warzone) this is hip-fire sensitivity; set the ADS multiplier separately.

Sensitivity Converter

• Valorant → CS2
• CS2 → Valorant
• CS2 → Apex Legends
• Apex Legends → CS2
• Valorant → Overwatch 2
• Overwatch 2 → Valorant
• CS2 → Fortnite
• Fortnite → CS2
• Apex Legends → Valorant
• Valorant → Apex Legends
• Fortnite → Valorant
• Valorant → Fortnite
• CS2 → CoD
• CoD → CS2
• Valorant → CoD
• CoD → Valorant
• R6 Siege → CS2
• CS2 → R6 Siege
• R6 Siege → Valorant
• Valorant → R6 Siege
• Overwatch 2 → CS2
• CS2 → Overwatch 2
• Apex Legends → Fortnite
• Fortnite → Apex Legends
• CoD → Apex Legends
• Apex Legends → CoD

How to use

1. 1Pick the game you are coming from and enter your sensitivity and mouse DPI.
2. 2Pick the target game; enter a new DPI if you are changing it.
3. 3Read the target sensitivity, cm/360 and eDPI; copy it into the game.
4. 4The table shows the same feel in every supported game.

How sensitivity conversion works

Every game turns one mouse count into a different angle (yaw): 0.022° in CS2, Apex and other Source-based games, 0.07° in Valorant, 0.0066° in Overwatch 2 and Call of Duty. To keep the same feel, multiply by the ratio: Valorant to CS2 is 0.07 ÷ 0.022 ≈ 3.18. That keeps the mouse distance for a 360° turn (cm/360) identical in both games.

Supported games and limits

The tool covers games with community-verified yaw values as of 2026: CS2, Valorant, Overwatch 2, Apex Legends, Fortnite (percent), Call of Duty (MWII, MWIII, BO6, Warzone), Rainbow Six Siege (default multiplier 0.02), Team Fortress 2 and Quake Champions. Games with non-linear sensitivity scales, such as PUBG, are left out because no reliable formula exists.

ADS, scopes and FOV

The conversion is for hip-fire. Scoped and ADS sensitivity use different multipliers in each game and often depend on FOV; fine-tune them in the game’s own settings. Between games with different FOV, on-screen movement may feel slightly different, but the 360° distance stays exactly the same.

Frequently asked questions

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