TF2 to Aimlabs / Aim Lab sensitivity converter

Type your TF2 sensitivity and DPI. The Aimlabs number appears in the result as you type.

By Knight · Values checked October 2026

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Converted Sensitivity

0.88

TF2 to Aimlabs at a glance

Multiply your Team Fortress 2 sensitivity by 0.44 to get the Aimlabs sensitivity that turns the view the same distance. To go back, multiply by 2.2727.

TF2 sensitivity	Aimlabs sensitivity	cm per 360° at 800 DPI
1	0.44	52 cm
1.5	0.66	34.6 cm
2	0.88	26 cm
2.5	1.1	20.8 cm
3	1.32	17.3 cm

TF2 sensitivity

Aimlabs sensitivity

cm per 360° at 800 DPI

0.44

52 cm

1.5

0.66

34.6 cm

0.88

26 cm

2.5

1.1

20.8 cm

1.32

17.3 cm

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How to convert it

Find your sensitivity in Team Fortress 2. It is in the mouse options, under Mouse Sensitivity.
Multiply it by 0.44 (0.022 ÷ 0.05), or type it into the converter above, and enter the result in Aimlabs.
Use the same mouse DPI in both games, with raw input on and mouse acceleration off.

About the two games

Team Fortress 2

A Source engine game with the default 0.022 yaw, so its number matches Counter-Strike 2 and Apex Legends. Engine: Source. Yaw 0.022.

Aimlabs

This is the value for the default Aimlabs profile, where a Valorant sensitivity is about 1.4 times higher. If you picked a game profile inside Aimlabs, use that game's own sensitivity instead. Engine: Aim trainer. Yaw 0.05.

Questions

How do I convert TF2 sensitivity to Aimlabs?

Multiply your TF2 sensitivity by 0.44. The result keeps the distance for a full turn the same, so your aim feels the same in Aimlabs.

What is 2 TF2 sensitivity in Aimlabs?

2 in TF2 is 0.88 in Aimlabs. At 800 DPI that is 26 cm of mouse travel for a full 360 degree turn in both games.

Is TF2 sensitivity the same as Aimlabs?

No. TF2 turns the view 2.27 times less far as Aimlabs at the same number, which is why the numbers differ.

Does DPI change the TF2 to Aimlabs conversion?

No. As long as the mouse DPI is the same in both games, the conversion does not depend on it. DPI only matters for your cm/360 and eDPI.