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Valorant to Quake Sensitivity Converter

Moving from Valorant to Quake? Don't re-learn your aim. Enter your Valorant sens below and get the exact Quake sensitivity that keeps your muscle memory — matched to your cm/360.

Your Quake sensitivity
1.273
Matches your aim exactly (40.8 cm / 360°). eDPI: 320
Valorant 0.4 @ 800 DPI converts to:
CS2 / CS:GO
1.273
Apex Legends
1.273
Overwatch 2
4.242
Deadlock
1.273
Fortnite
0.050
Quake
1.273
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How Valorant and Quake sensitivity compare

Quake's sensitivity scale is different from Valorant's: to keep the same aim, your Quake value works out to roughly 3.18× your Valorant value. That's why copying the number across without converting leaves your aim feeling far too slow. The converter above matches your cm/360 — the real-world distance your hand travels for a full 360° turn — which is what your muscle memory is actually built on, not the in-game number.

Valorant → Quake quick reference (at 800 DPI)

Valorant sensQuake senscm/360
0.250.79565.3 cm
0.401.27340.8 cm
0.501.59132.7 cm
0.752.38621.8 cm
1.003.18216.3 cm
1.504.77310.9 cm
2.006.3648.2 cm

Different DPI? Use the calculator above for your exact numbers — the table assumes 800 DPI, the most common competitive setting.

Valorant → Quake, explained

How do I convert Valorant sensitivity to Quake?

Enter your DPI and your Valorant in-game sensitivity above, and the converter shows the Quake value that matches your aim exactly. It works by keeping your cm/360 — the real distance your hand moves for a full turn — identical between the two games, so your muscle memory carries straight over.

Is Valorant and Quake sensitivity the same?

No — Valorant and Quake use different sensitivity scales, so the same number feels different in each. For example, a Valorant sens of 0.5 is about 1.591 in Quake at the same DPI (32.7 cm/360). Always convert rather than reusing the number.

What is eDPI?

eDPI = DPI × in-game sensitivity. It's the fair way to compare sensitivity between players and games because both DPI and in-game sens scale your aim. The converter shows your eDPI alongside the result.

What's a good cm/360?

Most competitive players use 25–45 cm per 360°, giving enough desk space for precise flicks and steady tracking. Pick one you like and this tool keeps it consistent across every game.

More conversions

Valorant → CS2Valorant → ApexValorant → Overwatch 2Valorant → DeadlockValorant → FortniteQuake → Valorant

Conversions match cm/360 using community-standard yaw values. GamerKit is not affiliated with the game publishers.

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