Features — Waarom AimForge?
Perfect your aim with precision. The sensitivity toolkit trusted by 127,000+ competitive players across Valorant, CS2, Apex Legends, and Overwatch 2.
Everything you need to dial in your sensitivity
AimForge isn't just another sens converter. It's a complete aiming optimization suite built by former Valorant Ascendant players and input-device engineers. Every feature is designed to eliminate guesswork and give you a measurable edge.
See how your sens stacks up against the best
Our database includes the exact sensitivity settings of 340+ pro players — from TenZ (0.35 in-game, 400 DPI) and s1mple (0.032 raw, 400 DPI) to Tfue (4.5 FOV sens, 800 DPI) and Boaster (0.4, 800 DPI). Instantly compare your eDPI against players in your rank bracket and game role. The comparison engine updates weekly after every major tournament, including VCT Masters, IEM Katowice, and ALGS Championship events.
Automatic mouse and DPI recognition
Plug in your mouse and AimForge identifies it instantly. We support 480+ models including the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2, Zowie EC2-CW, Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro, and Endgame Gear OP1we. The system reads your actual DPI through our browser-based sensor test, detects your polling rate (125Hz to 8000Hz), and flags if your mouse acceleration is interfering with consistency. No driver installation required — everything runs client-side.
Switch games without losing your muscle memory
Moving from Valorant to CS2? Apex to Overwatch 2? AimForge's conversion engine uses per-game sensitivity multipliers derived from official engine documentation. We account for FOV differences (CS2's 90° vs Valorant's 90° vs Apex's 90°), raw vs in-game sens handling, and Windows pointer acceleration states. Our conversion accuracy is validated against community-tested values from AimLab and Kovaak's benchmark routines, with an average error margin below 2.3%.
Real performance data from real players
Over 89,000 players have submitted their sensitivity profiles and corresponding aim trainer scores. Our benchmark dashboard shows you the average eDPI distribution per rank — for example, Valorant Radiant players average 72 eDPI (0.09 in-game at 800 DPI), while Iron players average 148 eDPI. You can filter by game, rank, role (duelist, IGL, flex), and even preferred crosshair settings. All data is anonymized and updated in real time.
The one number that actually matters
Effective DPI (eDPI) = mouse DPI × in-game sensitivity. This is the universal metric that lets you compare sensitivities across different mouse settings. Our calculator shows you your eDPI at a glance, tells you which percentile you fall into (e.g., "Your 56 eDPI is in the 34th percentile for Valorant Diamond+"), and recommends adjustments based on your play style — whether you're a flick-heavy AWPer or a track-and-spray rifler.
Structured practice plans that adapt to your sens
Once your sensitivity is set, you need to build consistency. AimForge generates personalized 15-, 30-, and 60-minute warmup routines for AimLab and Kovaak's based on your sensitivity profile and target game. Low-sens players get more tracking and micro-adjustment scenarios; high-sens players get flicking and reaction drills. Routines include specific scenarios like "1wall6targets," "Spinning Flakes," and "Six Short Bursts" with target score thresholds that update weekly as you improve.
See AimForge in action
Watch how a 3-minute AimForge session can transform your crosshair control from inconsistent to competition-ready.
In this walkthrough, we follow a Valorant Platinum player named Marcus "k4rma" Jensen as he uses AimForge to recalibrate his sensitivity after switching from a Logitech G502 (1600 DPI, 0.6 in-game) to a Zowie EC2-CW (400 DPI). The video covers DPI detection, eDPI analysis, pro-player comparison against his IGL's settings, and the resulting 23% improvement in crosshair placement accuracy measured over a 50-round Deathmatch session. Full video runtime: 4 minutes 37 seconds.
We also publish weekly feature deep-dives on our YouTube channel — AimForge Labs — where we break down sensitivity science, test new mouse models, and interview pro players about their settings. Subscribe for new episodes every Tuesday.
Why players choose AimForge
Here's what makes AimForge different from every other sensitivity tool on the market.
Verified against official game engines
Our conversion formulas are reverse-engineered from official game documentation and validated by comparing in-game turns-per-inch against community-measured values. We publish our methodology openly so you can verify every calculation yourself.
No downloads, no accounts, no tracking
AimForge runs entirely in your browser. There's no software to install, no background processes, and no telemetry. Your sensitivity data never leaves your device unless you voluntarily submit it to our community benchmarks. We don't sell data. We don't show ads. Period.
Created by players who still compete
AimForge was founded in 2021 by Erik van Dijk (former Valorant Ascendant, EU West) and Sarah "n0va" Chen (OWL academy player). Both still compete in weekly scrims and use AimForge daily. Every feature ships because we needed it ourselves — not because a marketing team said so.
New games and patches supported within 48 hours
When a game updates its sensitivity handling, AimForge updates with it. We supported Valorant's Episode 8 engine changes within 36 hours, CS2's transition from CS:GO within 24 hours, and added support for The Finals and Delta Force within 48 hours of their beta launches. Our patch notes are public and timestamped.
Discord, forums, and transparent roadmaps
Join 41,000+ members in our Discord server where you can share your settings, get feedback from experienced players, and participate in monthly sensitivity challenges with prizes from Logitech and Zowie. Our public roadmap shows exactly what we're building next — currently in development: controller sensitivity support for Apex Legends and a mobile FPS module for PUBG Mobile and COD Mobile.
Everything you need is free. Forever.
Sensitivity conversion, eDPI calculation, basic pro-player comparisons, and the aim routine builder are completely free. AimForge Pro ($4.99/month or $39.99/year) unlocks advanced analytics, unlimited benchmark history, custom scenario imports for Kovaak's, and priority support. We've never charged for core features, and we never will.
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