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CS2 Sensitivity Calculator

Calculate eDPI, cm/360, mousepad turn distance, and compare sensitivity against exact-role distributions from the pro database.

Tool index
09 utilities
Aim Arena01 / AimReaction02 / AimImport & Compare03 / CrosshairSensitivity Lab04 / SensitivityRadar05 / SettingsAutoexec06 / SettingsPractice CFG07 / PracticeResolution08 / VisualsFPS Boost09 / Performance
SensitivityTool 04

Sensitivity Lab

Calculate eDPI, cm/360, mousepad turn distance, and compare sensitivity against exact-role distributions from the pro database.

Mode

Data calculator

Output

Role comparison

Active tool

Sensitivity lab

Calculate eDPI and cm/360, then compare your input against players with the exact role selected. Role ranges come from this database, not a generic preset.

Data reference

96 Rifler profiles

The median is 800 eDPI (1.00 sens at 800 DPI). The middle 50% spans 640-954 eDPI. Treat this as a comparison, not an objective best sensitivity.

eDPI

800

cm / 360

52.0

Mousepad turn

312 deg

Role fit

Within middle 50%

Zoom multiplier

1.00x

Closest exact-role profiles

Sorted by absolute eDPI difference

magixx

Spirit

800 eDPI

0 difference

Ex3rcice

3DMAX

800 eDPI

0 difference

frozen

FaZe

800 eDPI

0 difference

esenthial

B8

800 eDPI

0 difference

xfl0ud

HEROIC

800 eDPI

0 difference

FAQ

Common CS2 setup questions

Which CS2 tool should I use first?

Start with the sensitivity calculator or crosshair importer, then use the resolution visualizer and FPS boost helper to tune your setup.

Do these tools save settings locally?

Some tools store favorites, recent settings, or local preferences in your browser so you can keep working without an account.

Can I use these tools before launching CS2?

Yes. The tools generate readable commands and previews so you can prepare settings before testing them in game.