Fortnite eDPI calculator
— and sensitivity converter
eDPI is your mouse DPI times your in-game sensitivity. Two setups with the same eDPI turn the camera by the same amount for the same hand movement, so it is the number to compare and to keep when you change mouse or DPI.
Fortnite: Settings → Mouse and Keyboard → X-Axis Sensitivity.
Switching DPI? Keep the same feel
How eDPI is calculated
eDPI = DPI × sensitivity ÷ 100, with the sensitivity as Fortnite shows it in percent. 800 DPI at 10 % is an eDPI of 80; 1,600 DPI at 5 % is 80 too, so both setups feel the same.
Formula as used by Corsair’s Fortnite eDPI calculator (read 14 October 2026). This page only does the arithmetic: it does not tell you what a good eDPI is, because there is no sourced range for that.
More for tournament players
eDPI questions
eDPI (effective DPI) is your mouse DPI multiplied by your in-game X-axis sensitivity in percent, divided by 100. It lets you compare setups with different DPI: 800 DPI at 10 % and 1,600 DPI at 5 % are both eDPI 80.
Keep the eDPI the same. New sensitivity = old sensitivity × old DPI ÷ new DPI. Going from 800 DPI at 10 % to 1,600 DPI means 5 %.
This calculator uses the X-axis. If your Y-axis is set to a different value, convert it the same way: multiply by old DPI, divide by new DPI.
We do not give a number: we have no sourced range, and the right value depends on your hand, your mousepad and how you build and edit. Compare against your own old setup, not a list.
Your sens is set. Your replay shows what happened in each fight.
Upload a cup replay and Fortiq shows each fight with time, distance and whether a third party came in. Free during the beta, unlimited reports.