ADS / Hipfire Sync
Keep aim-down-sights and hipfire consistent.
Sync ADS sensitivity to your hipfire
Pick a coefficient that keeps the same on-screen tracking when you ADS. Most pros use 1.0 (linear/relative).
Why ADS sensitivity feels off
When you aim down sights, FOV shrinks dramatically — what was a 103° view is now 55° or smaller. If your ADS sens uses the same multiplier as hipfire, the camera turns way too fast on a target. That's why most games ship a separate "ADS multiplier" or "Coefficient" setting.
Coefficient cheat sheet
- 1.0 (Relative / Legacy): A point in world space stays under your crosshair when you ADS. Most pros use this. Recommended.
- 0.0 (Affected by FOV): Camera turns proportionally faster when zoomed. Almost no one wants this.
- 0.5–0.85: Compromise between relative and zoom-proportional. Some flick-style players use ~0.6 in CS-style games.
- 1.33+: Faster ADS than hipfire. Useful only for very specific weapons (sniper quickscoping).
Game-specific names for the same setting
- Apex Legends: "Mouse Sensitivity Coefficient" → set to
Legacy(= 1.0). - Valorant: "Scoped Sensitivity Multiplier" → defaults to 1.0.
- CS2: "Zoom Sensitivity" → defaults to 1.0 (this is already the relative behavior).
- COD MW/Warzone: "ADS Sens Multiplier" → set
Relative.
Related tools
Related tools
Valorant Sensitivity Converter
Carry your aim over from CS2, Apex, Overwatch, Fortnite and more.
Valorant ↔ CS2 Sensitivity
Keep your aim identical when switching between Val and CS2.
Valorant ↔ Apex Sensitivity
Match cm/360 between Valorant and Apex Legends.
Valorant ↔ Overwatch 2 Sensitivity
Convert between Valorant and Overwatch 2 in one step.
CS2 ↔ Apex Sensitivity
CS2 aim, Apex feel. cm/360 preserved.
Fortnite ↔ Valorant Sensitivity
Build-first aim → tac-shooter precision.