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Apex to Valorant Sensitivity Converter

Convert your Apex Legends sensitivity to Valorant. Apex to Valorant: your raw sens drops by ~3.18× because Riot uses a more sensitive yaw. Here is the exact math and examples.

From
To
Valorant
Source eDPI

1 600

Target eDPI

503

cm / 360°

26

Verified data:59 verified pros · 10 game yaw valuesLast updated:

How do I convert Apex sensitivity to Valorant?

Moving from Apex (0.022 yaw) to Valorant (0.07 yaw) means the same raw number turns you 3× faster. Divide your Apex sens by ~3.18 to land in the same spot.

Conversion factor
×0.314(0.022 ÷ 0.07)
Apex yaw
0.022 °/count
Valorant yaw
0.07 °/count
Sample
0.40.1257(at 800 DPI)
Invariant
cm/360° is preserved — same hand movement produces the same on-screen rotation in both games.

Worked example: a Apex Legends sens of 1.6 at 800 DPI converts to 0.503 in Valorant — both with a cm/360 of about 32.5 cm.

ApexValorant at common sens values

A quick reference at 800 DPI — shows the equivalent Valorant sensitivity and the resulting cm/360° for four representative Apex sens values.

Apex sensValorant senscm/360°
0.80.25164.9 cm
1.60.50332.5 cm
2.40.75421.6 cm
3.21.00616.2 cm

Apex pros’ sensitivity converted to Valorant

Same cm/360°, Valorant-native sensitivity number. Each row is computed from the pro’s verified Apex setup using the yaw ratio between the two games — copy any value into Valorant directly.

Valorant pro stats — verified dataset

Aggregate stats computed from our verified pro dataset. Every player's eDPI and DPI is cross-checked against prosettings.net character-for-character. Use these as reference ranges, not as targets — pros optimise for their hardware, hand size, and play style.

VAL18 verified pros
Avg eDPI
267
Range
160516
Top DPI
800

Read the theory behind the math

Short explainers that turn the numbers above into real intuition — what eDPI actually measures, why cm/360° is the invariant that preserves muscle memory, and how to lock in the right starting sens for your hand and style.

Why do players switch from Apex to Valorant?

Muscle memory is everything in competitive FPS. Whether you are grinding ranked in one title on weekdays and scrims in another on weekends, or switching permanently, your brain expects the same physical movement to produce the same rotation. A correct sens conversion is not optional — it is the single biggest thing separating “I kind of aim okay here” from “my aim is the same anywhere”.

Try other conversions

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