If you are moving from CS2 / CS:GO to PUBG, keeping the muscle memory you built in CS2 / CS:GO comes down to carrying your mouse sensitivity correctly. Enter your CS2 / CS:GO DPI and sensitivity and this PUBG sensitivity converter instantly calculates an estimated PUBG sensitivity while keeping your cm/360.
How does the sensitivity converter work?
Every game has a yaw value: How many degrees the camera turns for each signal (count) the mouse sends at sensitivity 1.0. Using the DPI, sensitivity and yaw of your source game, the converter calculates your cm/360, the number of centimeters you need to move the mouse across the desk to turn 360 degrees. Because that value is physical, it does not depend on the game. It then works backwards to the PUBG sensitivity that gives the same cm/360, so your hand movement produces the same turn in both games.
Valorant uses a yaw of 0.07, while CS2 and Apex Legends use 0.022, and these values are exact. PUBG uses its own 0 to 100 scale, and that scale is not linear; that is why the PUBG result is an approximate starting value. The truly reliable output is cm/360, so use it as your reference.
The ideal cm/360 range for PUBG
Professional PUBG players usually play in the 30 to 50 cm/360 band. If you favor close range and fast turns, 25 to 30 cm/360 feels more agile; if you play mostly sniping and long range, 40 to 50 cm/360 is more stable. If the cm/360 the tool gives you falls outside this range, you may struggle on PUBG's large maps even with the feel you are used to; try moving toward this band in small steps.
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PUBG Mobile sensitivity
Note: This converter is for PUBG PC (mouse). If you play on mobile, touch and gyroscope sensitivity is a separate topic with its own codes; the value from this page does not carry over directly.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I find the right sensitivity in PUBG?
Start by carrying your cm/360 from another game to PUBG. Keep the cm/360, enter the PUBG value in the game and test it in training mode. If you shake at long range, lower it a little; if you feel slow in close fights, raise it a little.
What does DPI mean and why does it matter?
DPI is the number of signals your mouse sends per inch of movement. What matters is DPI multiplied by sensitivity; together they set the physical distance needed for a 360 degree turn (cm/360). That is why the converter asks for both.
Does the same sensitivity work equally in PUBG Mobile and PC?
No. This tool is for PUBG PC (mouse). PUBG Mobile works with touch and gyroscope; screen size, finger layout and gyro make it a different system, so a PC value has no direct match there.
How do I test after changing my sensitivity?
Lock onto a point in the training area and try to turn 180 degrees with one hand movement to face the exact opposite direction. If you overshoot, it is high; if you fall short, it is low. Stay on the same value for a few matches; muscle memory settles in a few hours.