DPI Analyzer

Measure your actual hardware DPI by moving your mouse a fixed distance.

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Configure measurement distance

Select how many inches you will move your mouse physically on your mousepad.

Important Calibration Tip

Ensure "Enhance Pointer Precision" (Mouse Acceleration) is disabled in Windows/macOS settings before testing, as it can skew results by over 50%. Always use a physical ruler against the side of your mouse for the most precise 1:1 measurement.

About DPI Analyzer

Manufacturers claim a mouse has "800 DPI", but in reality, it might be 780 or 820. This "DPI Deviation" affects your sensitivity. Our Analyzer helps you find the *true* DPI of your unit.

### How to Measure 1. **Mark a Distance**: Put a ruler on your mousepad. Mark a start point and end point (e.g., 10cm). 2. **Input Target**: Enter the distance (10cm) into the tool. 3. **Move**: Click the red target and move your mouse *physically* exactly 10cm. 4. **Result**: We count the pixels moved and calculate the real DPI.

### Why it matters? If you copy a pro player's config but your mouse has +10% DPI deviation, your sensitivity will be 10% faster than theirs, making the copy useless.

Something not working right?

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