Mouse DPI tester and sensitivity analyzer
Measure real mouse DPI from a controlled desk movement, compare repeated runs, and use the result for eDPI or game sensitivity tuning.
1 — Setup
Tip: Use a ruler on your desk. Mark start & end, then drag through the track area while pressing your mouse button. Each drag = one run. Up to 5 runs are averaged automatically.
2 — Track & Results
🔒 This test runs entirely in your browser — no data is collected or transmitted.
Session Log
No runs recorded yet. Complete a DPI test to start logging.
Your Settings
Formula: eDPI = Mouse DPI × In-game Sensitivity
eDPI lets you compare sensitivity fairly across different DPI settings and games.
Pro Range Comparison
Your eDPI is highlighted in the table below.
| eDPI Range | Level | Common for |
|---|---|---|
| 200 – 400 | Ultra Low | Pro FPS (S1mple, sh1ro) |
| 400 – 800 | Low | Competitive FPS / Valorant pros |
| 800 – 1600 | Medium | General gaming, casual FPS |
| 1600 – 3200 | High | MOBA / RTS players |
| 3200+ | Very High | Office, design, casual |
Most pro FPS players use 200–800 eDPI for maximum precision.
🔒 All calculations happen locally in your browser.
Current Setup
Target Setup
new_sens = (400 × 2.0) / 800
New sensitivity — same muscle memory, different DPI
How It Works
The converter keeps your eDPI constant, so the same physical arm/wrist movement always moves your in-game view the same distance — even after you change DPI.
Example: 400 DPI at 2.0 sens → 800 DPI at 1.0 sens.
Both have eDPI = 800. Your aim feels identical.
When to use this:
• Switching to a new mouse with a different DPI
• Matching a pro player's feel at your DPI
• Cross-game consistency (same cm/360°)
Note: This keeps eDPI equal. In-game sens multipliers vary per game — verify the feel with the DPI Test tab after adjusting.
🔒 All calculations happen locally in your browser.
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Use this DPI tester to check real mouse DPI, compare it with your configured DPI, and decide whether your mouse sensitivity or eDPI needs adjustment for gaming, office work, or high-resolution screens.
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