How to Match Your Exact Valorant Sensitivity and Crosshair in Counter-Strike 2
Switching between Valorant and Counter-Strike 2? Don't ruin your muscle memory. Use our exact conversion ratio (3.1818) to replicate your exact 360-degree rotation distance.
Published by GGCodes Aim Specialist • Updated for 2026 Season
📋 Step-by-Step Instructions
Step 1: Multiply Your Valorant Sens by 3.1818
CS2 Sensitivity = Valorant Sens × 3.181818. For example: if you play on 0.35 in Valorant, your CS2 sensitivity is 0.35 × 3.1818 = 1.114.
Step 2: Convert CS2 Back to Valorant
Valorant Sens = CS2 Sens ÷ 3.181818. If your CS2 sens is 1.5, in Valorant you should use 1.5 ÷ 3.1818 = 0.471.
Step 3: Use the Same Mouse DPI
Ensure your mouse driver (800 DPI, 400 DPI, or 1600 DPI) remains unchanged in both games. Changing DPI invalidates in-game multiplier calculations.
Step 4: Recreate Your Crosshair in Our HTML5 Studio
Use the live HTML5 Crosshair Customizer on our homepage to preview TenZ or donk style reticles and copy the import strings for both games.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Why are CS2 and Valorant sensitivities different?
CS2 uses the classic Source engine yaw rate (0.022 degrees per count), while Valorant uses Unreal Engine's standard sensitivity scalar (0.07 degrees per count). The exact ratio between them is 0.07 / 0.022 ≈ 3.181818.
Does aspect ratio (4:3 stretched vs 16:9) change my sensitivity?
No. Your physical 360-degree mouse distance on your desk remains identical, though horizontal movement visually appears faster on 4:3 stretched due to horizontal field-of-view scaling.