Valorant eDPI Calculator
Free Valorant eDPI calculator — convert your in-game sensitivity and mouse DPI into the effective DPI most pros (TenZ, yay, ScreaM) actually use. Tuned with the 200–400 pro band, then click-test the new setup.
Valorant eDPI Calculator
Your eDPI
320
Balanced — the most common pro range.
Typical Valorant pros sit between 200 and 400 eDPI.
- Low≤ 250
- Precision-focused — favored for one-tap rifles and Operator.
- Medium251–400
- Balanced — the most common pro range.
- High401+
- Aggressive — quick turns at the cost of micro-aim.
What's the Best Valorant eDPI?
Most Valorant pros sit between 200 and 400 eDPI. That's the band where rifle one-taps stay rewarding and Operator scoping doesn't whip past your target. The exact spot inside the band is personal — taller players with arm-aim often go lower (220–280), wrist-aim players sit higher (320–380).
If you're a new Valorant player coming from a high-sens game, drop to 320 eDPI for a week before you decide. Your first impression of low-sens is always "this feels broken" — that's normal, and it goes away. If you're coming from CS:GO, divide your CS sens by ~3.18 to get the rough Valorant equivalent.
How to Find Your Valorant Sensitivity
Open Valorant → Settings → General → Mouse. The value you want is Sensitivity: Aim. It's a decimal (commonly 0.2–0.6). Enter that number into the calculator above along with your mouse DPI. To validate the new setting, run a 1-second CPS test — burst CPS is the better proxy for one-tap rifle micro-aim than sustained clicking.
Notable Pro Valorant eDPI Settings
Reference settings from publicly tracked pro setups. Settings drift over time — use these as benchmarks for the band, not as targets to copy exactly. Full table with team affiliations and source links is below this section.
Valorant Pro Settings Table
Publicly tracked competitive Valorant configurations. Click a player name to open the source page on prosettings.net.
Sources & References
- [1]prosettings.net — Valorant pro settings
Comprehensive list of Valorant pro mouse settings; primary source for the player examples in the table above.
- [2]Liquipedia — Valorant players
Esports wiki cross-reference for player metadata and team history.
Pro settings reflect publicly tracked configurations as of 2026. Settings drift over time — treat these as benchmark ranges, not real-time data.
Frequently Asked Questions
What eDPI does TenZ use in Valorant?
TenZ has publicly used 0.4 sensitivity at 800 DPI, giving an eDPI of 320. It's right in the middle of the Valorant pro band.
Is lower or higher sensitivity better for Valorant?
Lower wins for the average Valorant player. The game rewards still-aim rifle taps and Operator headshots — both punished by twitchy high-sens. Start at 320 eDPI and only raise it if you genuinely can't turn fast enough on close-range duels.
Should my Valorant sensitivity match my CS:GO sensitivity?
Not directly. Valorant and CS:GO have different built-in mouse multipliers. A common rule: Valorant sensitivity ≈ CS:GO sensitivity × 0.32. Or simpler — match the eDPI feel using our CS:GO eDPI calculator and fine-tune by hand over a week.
What's the best Valorant DPI?
Most pros run 400 or 800 DPI. Pick one, set your sensitivity to land somewhere in the 200–400 eDPI band, and don't touch it again for a month.
How do I test if my new Valorant eDPI is actually working?
Two quick checks: run a 5-second CPS test for click consistency and a 1-second CPS test for burst — if either drops 1+ point vs your old setup, give it another session before committing.