Sensitivity converter · same cm/360

Apex to VALORANT sensitivity

Multiply your Apex sensitivity by 0.3143 to get the VALORANT value that turns the same distance on your desk: Apex 1.8 is VALORANT 0.566.

Apex → VALORANTSame cm/360 · hip-fire
VALORANT sensitivity0.56628.9 cm per 360°

The conversion in one line

VALORANT = Apex × 0.3143Apex = VALORANT ÷ 0.3143

The factor is the ratio of the two games’ yaw constants — how many degrees one count of mouse movement turns the camera at sensitivity 1. It holds at any DPI, as long as the DPI is the same in both games.

The values people play at

At 800 DPI. The cm/360 column is the desk distance for one full turn — the same in both games, which is the whole point of converting.

ApexVALORANTcm/360
10.31452
1.20.37743.3
1.40.4437.1
1.60.50332.5
1.80.56628.9
20.62926
2.50.78620.8
30.94317.3

What each game’s number means

Apex Legends

Hip-fire conversion with the default yaw model. ADS multipliers are separate settings.

Source-based 0.022 default; verified 360° measurement.

Verified model

VALORANT

Hip-fire conversion. Scoped multipliers are intentionally excluded.

Riot-documented 0.07 yaw; verified 360° measurement.

Verified model

Where professional players sit

Published VALORANT pro settings cluster between roughly 200 and 350 eDPI (0.25–0.45 at 800 DPI).

Apex Legends pros cluster between roughly 900 and 1600 eDPI; ALC users fall outside this scale.

A published pro setting is a description of what works for one player on one mouse, not a target. The eDPI calculator shows where your own number lands.

Frequently asked questions

What is Apex 1.8 in VALORANT?

VALORANT 0.566, at any DPI as long as it is the same in both games. At 800 DPI that is 28.9 cm of mouse movement for one full turn.

Why is the VALORANT number so different from Apex?

Each game multiplies your sensitivity by its own constant — 0.022° per count in Apex, 0.07° in VALORANT. The same hand movement needs a different number to turn the camera through the same angle.

Does this convert scoped or ADS sensitivity?

No. It converts hip-fire only. Zoomed sensitivity is a separate setting in most games and depends on the zoom’s field of view, so set it inside the new game once the hip-fire value feels right.

Should I type the exact number?

Type the closest value the menu accepts; the table already rounds to each game’s menu precision. Then check it with a slow 360° turn: the desk distance should match what you are used to.