cm/360 Calculator

What is cm/360?

cm/360 is the distance you move your mouse to turn 360° in game. It combines your DPI, your in-game sensitivity and the game's own scale into one number, so it means the same in every game. That makes it the best way to compare sensitivities between games, or between players.

cm/360 = 360 ÷ (DPI × sensitivity × game yaw) × 2.54

Yaw is how many degrees the game turns per mouse count at sensitivity 1: 0.022° in CS2 and Apex, 0.07° in Valorant, 0.0066° in Overwatch 2.

Measure it yourself

Put a ruler or a strip of tape along your mousepad. Line your crosshair up with something in game, move the mouse slowly sideways until you have turned a full circle, and measure how far it moved. Turn off mouse acceleration first. In Aim Trainer, the 360° check in setup does this for you.

What cm/360 should I use?

Above about 50 cm is a low sensitivity: precise, but you need a big mousepad and arm movement. 30 to 50 cm is the middle, where many tactical-shooter players sit. Below about 30 cm is high sensitivity, common in fast arena games and for players who aim with their wrist. Use the sens converter to see each band in your game.