Valorant sensitivity finder: the 3D Sensitivity Finder

The short answer

The Road2Radiant Sensitivity Finder is a 3D test in your browser. It takes about 3 minutes, in 2 phases, and returns a Valorant sensitivity and an eDPI. It reads your mouse as raw input and follows Valorant's rules: 0.07 degrees per mouse count, 103 degree horizontal field of view. You need a computer and a mouse.

A test costs 5 tokens. You get 25 when you create your account, so 5 tests. Today, you cannot buy more.

The two phases

Phase 1, by feel. You judge whether the sensitivity is too slow, comfortable or too fast. The test narrows a zone in up to 6 steps.

Phase 2, on targets. The test tries 3 to 5 sensitivities. You start with 6 warm-up targets. Then each sensitivity gives you 2 adaptation targets that do not count, followed by 10 that do.

A sensitivity's score blends five measures: hit rate 35%, time 25%, centering 15%, path 15%, consistency 10%.

What you get

A result as a Valorant sensitivity and as eDPI, your sensitivity multiplied by your DPI. For context, the free converter gives a pro median of 240 eDPI, with a band from 150 to 300. These are reference points, not a target: the right sensitivity is the one you control.

Before you start the test

Keep the DPI you use in-game: the eDPI in the result depends on it. Turn off mouse acceleration if you can, so the raw input reflects your real movement. Close heavy tabs: the test runs in 3D in the browser. Then play as you would in a match, without forcing or holding back. A test done half focused gives you a sensitivity that does not fit you.

After the test

Enter the Valorant sensitivity in the game, then keep it for a few weeks before you judge it. To see whether your aim improves with this sensitivity, run the benchmark each week: the routine builds on its results.

Find or convert: two different needs

• You already have a sensitivity in another game: use the sensitivity converter, free and with no account. It covers 6 games.
• You have no sensitivity, or you doubt yours: the Finder searches for it by test.

What the Finder does not do

• It does not run on mobile or with a controller.
• It does not teach you how to aim. To train aim, go through the benchmark then the routine.
• It does not replace your feel in matches: change sensitivity rarely, and only when the test backs it up.
• Tokens are charged when the test starts, not before. Nothing can be bought for now.