Find your Fortnite eDPI and cm/360 to tune your aim for Battle Royale.
eDPI (hipfire)
Hipfire cm/360
ADS cm/360
Sens × DPI
Typical pro range
Most competitive players sit between 60 and 150 hipfire eDPI. Your targeting sensitivity should be lower than hipfire for precise long-range shots.
Type your Fortnite mouse sensitivity slider value, typically between 0.05 and 0.15.
Type your mouse DPI, usually 400, 800 or 1600.
Your effective DPI and physical 360° turn distance are shown instantly.
Fortnite's mouse sensitivity scale is very different from Valorant and CS2 — its hipfire yaw is 0.22 degrees per count, roughly ten times Valorant's. A Fortnite value of 0.08 feels completely different from a Valorant value of 0.08, which is why eDPI comparisons must stay within the same game.
Fortnite splits aim into hipfire (mouse sensitivity) and ADS (targeting sensitivity). Most pros play hipfire eDPI between 60 and 150, with a lower targeting sensitivity for long-range AR shots. Tune your hipfire first, then adjust ADS to feel natural.
Most competitive Fortnite players use a hipfire eDPI between 60 and 150, with the majority around 80-120. Because Fortnite's scale differs from other games, always compare eDPI within Fortnite only.
Multiply your Fortnite mouse sensitivity slider value by your mouse DPI. This calculator does it instantly and also shows your cm/360 distance.
Your ADS (targeting) sensitivity should be lower than hipfire for precise long-range shots. A common starting point is 40-60% of your hipfire sensitivity, then fine-tune to taste.
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