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CS2 ↔ Overwatch 2 sensitivity converter

To convert CS2 to OW2, multiply by 3.33 (exactly 3.3333) at the same DPI. To go back, divide by 3.33. Example: 1.25 in CS2 is 4.167 in Overwatch 2; at 800 DPI a full turn takes 41.6 cm of mouse movement in both games.

Runs in your browserBoth directionsUpdated: Nov 7, 2026 · Marcin Rupiński

CS2 ↔ OW2 converter

Enter your sensitivity and DPI. You get the sensitivity in the other game where a full turn takes exactly the same hand movement. DPI stays the same.

Sensitivity in Overwatch 2–at the same DPI
cm/360–the same in both games

Ready values: CS2 → OW2

Common settings and their equivalent. The cm/360 columns show how fast each sensitivity is at 400, 800 and 1600 DPI.

CS2OW2cm/360 · 400 DPIcm/360 · 800 DPIcm/360 · 1600 DPI
0.82.667129.964.932.5
13.333103.95226
1.254.16783.141.620.8
1.5569.334.617.3
26.667522613
2.58.33341.620.810.4

OW2 → CS2

OW2CS2cm/360 · 400 DPIcm/360 · 800 DPIcm/360 · 1600 DPI
30.9115.557.728.9
41.286.643.321.6
51.569.334.617.3
61.857.728.914.4
7.52.2546.223.111.5
10334.617.38.7

Where the factor comes from

Every game turns your view by a fixed number of degrees per mouse count at sensitivity 1. The converter divides these two numbers, so it keeps what your hand actually feels: how many centimetres of movement a 360° turn takes.

OW2 sensitivity = CS2 sensitivity × 0.022 ÷ 0.0066 = CS2 sensitivity × 3.3333

Turn constants used on this page: CS2: 0.022° per count at sensitivity 1 · Overwatch 2: 0.0066°. Our cm/360 calculator uses the same numbers.

If you also change DPI, convert the game first, then the DPI in the calculator ("Changing DPI?" section). The result depends on your mouse's real DPI – if it is 760 instead of 800, everything shifts by 5%.

Scopes and aiming down sights

This converter is for hip-fire aim. Scoped heroes in Overwatch 2 (Widowmaker, Ana, Ashe) have their own aim sensitivity – set it after you move your main sensitivity.

What to do after switching games

A converted sensitivity is a good start, not a final answer. The new game has a different field of view, distances and pace, so for the first few days your hand will stop short of targets or overshoot them. Don't change the number after one match. Play for a week, then judge.

I check this in FPS Performance Lab: the test shows whether your hand stops on the target after the change, and a retest in the same conditions tells you if the change helped. The app also measures your mouse's real DPI and calculates cm/360 for each game separately.

FAQ

How do I convert CS2 sensitivity to OW2?

Multiply your CS2 sensitivity by 3.3333. Keep the same DPI.

How do I convert OW2 sensitivity to CS2?

Multiply your OW2 sensitivity by 0.3. Keep the same DPI.

Will my aim feel exactly the same after converting?

A full turn takes the same hand movement, but the games use a different field of view, so targets look different on screen. Give your hand a week or two before you tweak the number.

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