Rust Sensitivity Converter & Calculator
Convert your Rust sensitivity to any FPS. Same cm/360°, verified math, free.
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How do I convert my Rust sensitivity?
Enter your Rust in-game sensitivity and mouse DPI above, then pick the game you are switching to. The converter applies Rust’s verified yaw constant (0.11247) and returns the sensitivity that keeps the same cm/360° — the same physical mouse movement turns you the same amount in both games. Only the in-game slider changes; your DPI stays put.
In short: the Rust sensitivity converter matches your aim across 13 FPS games by preserving cm/360°. It is free, needs no sign-up, and every pro figure on this page is source-stamped against 143 verified players.
Convert Rust to…
Pick any of the 13 supported games as your target in the converter above — Rust converts to all of them, preserving cm/360°. The result updates instantly as you type your sensitivity and DPI.
Rust sensitivity for common cm/360° (at 800 DPI)
cm/360° is how far you physically move the mouse for a full turn — the truest measure of aim feel. Here is the Rust sensitivity (at 800 DPI) that lands each common cm/360°, plus the resulting eDPI.
| cm/360° | Rust sens | eDPI |
|---|---|---|
| 20 cm | 0.51 | 407 |
| 25 cm | 0.41 | 325 |
| 30 cm | 0.34 | 271 |
| 35 cm | 0.29 | 232 |
| 40 cm | 0.25 | 203 |
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.
How Rust sensitivity works
Rust is built on Unity and its sensitivity scaling has shifted slightly across engine updates — use the converted value as a starting point and fine-tune. Keep your DPI the same; cm/360 (physical travel per full turn) is the number that actually preserves muscle memory.
Need a different source game? Open the main sensitivity tool — 13 FPS games, pro comparison table, shareable URL.