How to use a Warframe sensitivity converter

A perfect mouse sensitivity is always the first step in starting any game. And with the fast paced nature of Digital Extreme's space ninjas adventure, knowing your ideal sensitivity is an essential skill for any new Tenno. If you're jumping into Warframe, here's how you can use a sensitivity converter to get started.

If you want a quick jump off point, you can also check out some handy conversions from other beloved shooter games below.

Before we start converting, there's a few key things know about sensitivity in Warframe. Unlike most other shooters, Warframe separates Vertical and Horizontal sensitivity by default. This can often cause players to feel disorientated when making moves like Bullet Jumps. But there's a simple fix in the game's configuration files.

Another quirk of the Warframe system is the Field of View. Not only does the game tie your sensitivity to the FOV, but Warframe also measures its FOV vertically. This means that it's maximum of 90° may seem paltry in comparison to Fornite's 120° maximum.

But in reality that 90° is closer to 120° when measured across the same dimension. To keep things simple, crank up the FOV slider on Warframe to make sure you aren't at a competitive disadvantage.

Many popular sensitivity converter sites offer support for Warframe. So if you're coming over from another game, these tools make it easy to make the jump over. Here are just a few of the websites you could use:

To find your converted sensitivity, head to your selected website and follow the steps below. We'll be using aiming.pro as an example.

Then you can set this sensitivity either through the configuration files we edited earlier, or through Warframe's setting menu.

Here are some of the common conversions you can use to get a quick start in Warframe. Since most gamers use 800 dpi, we'll be sticking to that as our default.

That's all for now! Stay tuned to esports.gg for more Warframe content.