Fortnite Sensitivity Converter
Bring your aim from one game to another. Choose your games, enter your sensitivity and DPI, and it finds the setting that takes the same mouse distance to turn around.
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How the conversion works
Each game turns your view by a different amount per mouse count. The converter uses each game's value to keep your centimetres per 360° the same: new sensitivity = old sensitivity × old value × old DPI ÷ (new value × new DPI). The values it uses are Fortnite 0.005555 per percentage point, Valorant 0.07, CS2 and Apex 0.022, and Overwatch 2 0.0066.
Fortnite's setting is a percentage, so enter 6.5 for 6.5%. Older guides sometimes show this as a decimal such as 0.065, so check which your game shows.
Why it may still feel different
A converted number matches your hand movement, not the whole feel. Field of view, ADS settings and the speed of each game all change how aiming feels, so treat the result as a starting point. Change it in small steps from there, and practise with Aim Trainer. Our eDPI calculator helps you compare settings within one game.
Frequently asked questions
›How do I convert Valorant sensitivity to Fortnite?
Multiply by about 12.6 at the same DPI. A Valorant sensitivity of 0.4 becomes about 5% in Fortnite. Use the converter for a different DPI.
›Does it set the Y axis too?
It converts one value, which is meant for your X axis. Set your Y axis the way you prefer in the game.
›Are these values official?
No. Game makers do not all publish them, so these are values used by common converters. Fortnite's in particular can differ between guides, so use your own feel to confirm the result.