Valorant Scoped Sensitivity Calculator
Get the exact ADS and Scoped Sensitivity Multiplier for a 1:1 feel — every zoom level, from the Vandal to the Operator
Matches mouse feel right at your crosshair. A community reference for scoped flicks—not a universal best setting.
The ADS slider covers 1.15x, 1.25x, and 1.5x at once—pick the weapon you aim with most.
The Scoped slider covers 2.5x, 3.5x, and 5x—pick your usual sniper.
Enter these values in Valorant
Enter 0.870 in ADS Sensitivity Multiplier for your 1.25x main ADS weapon (Bulldog, Phantom, Vandal). The same ADS slider also controls 1.15x and 1.5x, so this choice prioritizes your main weapon rather than giving every ADS zoom a perfect match.
Enter 0.747 in Scoped Sensitivity Multiplier for your 2.5x main scoped weapon (Operator (1st zoom), Tour de Force). The same Scoped slider also controls 3.5x and 5x, so this choice prioritizes your main weapon rather than giving every scoped zoom a perfect match.
In Valorant, open Settings → General → Mouse and enter both values. This model assumes native aspect ratio; 0% is the ratio-independent reference.
Used for the eDPI and cm/360 readout. Most players run 400, 800, or 1600.
Your normal hipfire sensitivity.
What does this calculator give you?
Pick a monitor match and your main weapons. This Valorant scoped sensitivity calculator returns the ADS and Scoped multipliers to type in—plus every zoom tier in a table.
Default 1.0 is not a true 1:1 near your crosshair. It matches the edge of the screen, so small scoped flicks feel faster than hipfire.
Leave both sliders at 1.0 and Vandal or Operator flicks that feel right hipfire can overshoot or feel twitchy when zoomed.
When the numbers are right
- Two values ready for ADS Sensitivity Multiplier and Scoped Sensitivity Multiplier
- A six-zoom table for the match percent you chose
- A clear note that one slider covers three tiers—so you prioritize your main gun
What multiplier fits each zoom at your match?
Valorant only gives two sliders. Each covers three zoom tiers. Set each slider to the row for the gun you use most.
| Zoom | Weapons | In-Game Slider | Multiplier |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.15x | Stinger, Spectre, Ares, Odin | ADS | 0.908 |
| 1.25x | Bulldog, Phantom, Vandal | ADS | 0.870 |
| 1.5x | Guardian, Headhunter | ADS | 0.815 |
| 2.5x | Operator (1st zoom), Tour de Force | Scoped | 0.747 |
| 3.5x | Marshal, Outlaw | Scoped | 0.731 |
| 5x | Operator (2nd zoom) | Scoped | 0.723 |
Need a quick lookup without changing inputs?
Three common monitor-match points side by side.
| Zoom | Weapons | Slider | 0% Match | 75% (CS:GO feel) | 100% (Default) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.15x | Stinger, Spectre, Ares, Odin | ADS | 0.908 | 0.973 | 1.000 |
| 1.25x | Bulldog, Phantom, Vandal | ADS | 0.870 | 0.961 | 1.000 |
| 1.5x | Guardian, Headhunter | ADS | 0.815 | 0.939 | 1.000 |
| 2.5x | Operator (1st zoom), Tour de Force | Scoped | 0.747 | 0.909 | 1.000 |
| 3.5x | Marshal, Outlaw | Scoped | 0.731 | 0.900 | 1.000 |
| 5x | Operator (2nd zoom) | Scoped | 0.723 | 0.896 | 1.000 |
DPI and hipfire do not change these numbers—the model uses a fixed 103° FOV.
The 0% column matches a published community set: 0.908, 0.870, 0.815, 0.747, 0.731, and 0.723.
Why isn't multiplier 1.0 a true 1:1?
Zooming narrows your view. Valorant already slows sensitivity for that FOV change. The ADS and Scoped multipliers tweak how much.
Most players miss this: 1.0 matches feel at the screen edge (100% monitor match). Near the crosshair, scoped flicks feel faster than hipfire.
Want scoped flicks to feel like normal aim? Use the calculator above for the match you chose.
Which weapons use ADS vs Scoped?
Valorant has two multipliers—not one per gun.
ADS Sensitivity Multiplier (rifles / SMGs)
- 1.15x — Stinger, Spectre, Ares, Odin
- 1.25x — Bulldog, Phantom, Vandal
- 1.5x — Guardian, Chamber's Headhunter
Scoped Sensitivity Multiplier (snipers)
- 2.5x — Operator first zoom, Chamber's Tour de Force
- 3.5x — Marshal, Outlaw
- 5x — Operator second zoom
One value covers three tiers. That is why this calculator asks for your main weapon in each group.
Where do values like 0.870 and 0.747 come from?
Valorant locks horizontal FOV at 103°. Zoom divides that view—for example 1.25x ADS shows about 82.4°, Operator 5x about 20.6°.
At multiplier 1.0, a flick to the screen edge takes the same mouse distance scoped or not. That is a 100% horizontal monitor match.
A 0% match keeps feel identical at the crosshair instead. The community values (0.870 Vandal ADS, 0.747 Operator) come from that reference.
Any match percent in between picks which screen distance you want to keep consistent.
Which monitor match should you pick?
There is no universal best—only trade-offs.
- 0% — community crosshair match; works across aspect ratios
- 75% — 16:9 CS:GO default reference
- 100% — Valorant's default (same feel as multiplier 1.0)
Pick the screen distance you want consistent, then test in the range. Pro lists are samples, not proof one setting wins.
Changed your Aim sens—how do you keep scoped feel?
The multiplier sits on top of Aim sensitivity. Lower your sens and scoped aim slows with it.
Raise the multiplier to compensate. Formula: new multiplier = old sens × old multiplier ÷ new sens.
Example: 0.45 sens at 0.945 scoped → 0.35 sens needs 0.45 × 0.945 ÷ 0.35 = 1.215.
Values above 1.0 are valid in Valorant. If the result is outside the slider range, change DPI instead and recalculate.
Where do these numbers come from?
Sources checked 2026-07-29.
- Formula assumption and 0% multiplier reference — An r/VALORANT post from March 2023 with the six 0% values for a native-aspect-ratio reference. Community evidence—not an official Valorant guide.
- Weapon zoom and multiplier grouping reference — An r/VALORANT post from March 2026 that lists the six 1.15x–5x desktop mouse weapon groups. Recheck after weapon or zoom patches.
- Public Valorant pro-settings list — Individual pro profiles reported by that site—not a survey, statistic, or recommendation.
How to Use
- 1
Pick your monitor match
Choose 0% for a crosshair-match reference, 75% for a 16:9 CS:GO feel, or 100% for Valorant's default. None is universally best.
- 2
Select your main weapons
Pick the rifle or SMG you ADS with most, and your usual sniper. Each slider covers three zoom tiers, so the calculator targets the tier you play.
- 3
Enter both multipliers in Valorant
Open Settings → General → Mouse. Type the ADS value into ADS Sensitivity Multiplier and the scoped value into Scoped Sensitivity Multiplier.
- 4
Verify in the range
Scope a Vandal and an Operator at a target. A small flick should land on the same spot scoped and unscoped. If long tracking feels slow, raise match percent and re-enter.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should my scoped sensitivity be in Valorant?
It depends on which screen distance you want to keep consistent. This Valorant scoped sensitivity calculator outputs both multipliers for your chosen monitor match. For a 0% crosshair match, common references are 0.870 ADS (1.25x rifle) and 0.747 scoped (2.5x Operator). Pro lists are time-bound samples—not a reason to copy one value.
What does the scoped sensitivity multiplier actually do?
It scales sensitivity while zoomed, on top of Valorant's FOV-based scaling. Below 1.0 feels slower and more precise; above 1.0 feels faster. It multiplies Aim sensitivity, so it stays correct if you only change DPI.
What is the default scoped sensitivity multiplier in Valorant?
1.0 for both ADS and Scoped. That matches feel at the screen edge (100% monitor match). Near the crosshair, scoped aim feels slightly faster than hipfire—a real choice, not a neutral one.
Is 1.0 scoped sensitivity actually 1:1?
No. Zooming changes how much screen a mouse move covers. At 1.0 only edge-of-screen flicks match hipfire. For a crosshair-true 1:1, use the 0% values this page calculates—for example 0.747 on Operator first zoom.
Do I need to change the multiplier when I change my DPI?
No. The multiplier is relative. 800 DPI × 0.4 and 1600 DPI × 0.2 keep the same eDPI and the same scoped feel. Only change the multiplier when you change in-game Aim sensitivity and want to keep the old scoped feel.
I lowered my sens — how do I keep my scoped feel the same?
Scale the multiplier: new = old sens × old multiplier ÷ new sens. Example: 0.45 at 0.945 down to 0.35 needs 1.215. Use the mini calculator on this page.
Should I copy my CS:GO / CS2 zoom sensitivity into Valorant?
Not directly. This page only calibrates Valorant's ADS and Scoped multipliers. FOV and slider models differ between games. Pick a Valorant monitor match and test in Valorant instead.
Why can't I set a different multiplier per weapon?
Valorant only exposes two sliders: ADS (1.15x / 1.25x / 1.5x) and Scoped (2.5x / 3.5x / 5x). Set each for your main weapon in that group and accept small offsets on the rest.
Do these values work on stretched or 4:3 resolutions?
0% values do—crosshair match does not depend on screen shape, so 0.908 through 0.723 hold on every aspect ratio. 75% and 100% assume native 16:9; on stretched 4:3 stick with 0%.