Does my DPI have to match in both games?

No. Enter your Call of Duty: Warzone DPI and your Apex Legends DPI separately. The converter holds your cm/360 fixed whatever they are, so a different DPI or a new mouse never forces you to relearn your aim.

Will my eDPI be the same in Apex Legends?

No. At 800 DPI your Call of Duty: Warzone settings sit at an eDPI of 4800, and the matched Apex Legends sensitivity lands at an eDPI of about 1440, a different number for the same physical turn. The two scales never line up, so read cm/360, not eDPI.

Why is this called an approximation?

Call of Duty: Warzone scales aim by field of view and applies per-scope multipliers, so the 0.3 factor sets your hipfire turn while scoped aim needs a quick in-game check against a known 360 distance.

Convert Call of Duty: Warzone sensitivity to Apex Legends

Apex Legends runs on the Source 0.022 yaw, Warzone on 0.0066. Put a 6.0 from Call of Duty at 800 DPI into the converter and you get 1.8 in Apex, same cm/360. The factor is 0.3.

From

Game

In-game sensitivity Mouse DPI

Game

Mouse DPI

Apex Legends sensitivity

1.800

cm/360

28.9

From eDPI

4800

To eDPI

1440

Heads up: one of these games scales aim by FOV or aim-down-sights, so this is a close approximation. Fine-tune in game against a known 360 distance.

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Convert Call of Duty sensitivity to Apex Legends

Apex handles ADS with a separate multiplier for each optic, so hipfire and zoomed aim are on different tracks from the start. That makes the hipfire conversion clean. Enter your Mouse Sensitivity from Call of Duty, and the converter applies the 0.3 factor at your DPIs. If you changed DPI between games, it rescales. Warzone's 0.0066 against Apex's 0.022 Source yaw is where that 0.3 comes from.

Once you're in Apex, go into each optic setting and tune those multipliers separately. They won't carry from Warzone because the two games solve ADS differently. Warzone's Monitor Distance Coefficient scales by screen width, while Apex's per-optic number is a straight multiplier. Your hipfire is matched, the scopes aren't. Tune each optic in the firing range, and judge the base sens by cm/360, not eDPI.

Call of Duty: Warzone to Apex Legends conversion table

At 800 DPI in both games.

Call of Duty: Warzone sens	Apex Legends sens	cm/360
3	0.9	57.7
6	1.8	28.9
9	2.7	19.2
12	3.6	14.4

FAQ

How do you convert Call of Duty: Warzone sensitivity to Apex Legends?: Multiply your Call of Duty: Warzone sensitivity by 0.3 when the DPI stays the same. The converter does this for you and also adjusts if your DPI differs between the two games.
Does my DPI have to match in both games?: No. Enter your Call of Duty: Warzone DPI and your Apex Legends DPI separately. The converter holds your cm/360 fixed whatever they are, so a different DPI or a new mouse never forces you to relearn your aim.
Will my eDPI be the same in Apex Legends?: No. At 800 DPI your Call of Duty: Warzone settings sit at an eDPI of 4800, and the matched Apex Legends sensitivity lands at an eDPI of about 1440, a different number for the same physical turn. The two scales never line up, so read cm/360, not eDPI.
Why is this called an approximation?: Call of Duty: Warzone scales aim by field of view and applies per-scope multipliers, so the 0.3 factor sets your hipfire turn while scoped aim needs a quick in-game check against a known 360 distance.

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