PUBG Mobile Sensitivity Settings Calculator: Get a Custom Pro Sensitivity Code
Getting a Chicken Dinner in PUBG Mobile is not only about smart strategy — it also depends
on precise aim and controlled spray. Top players often use a tuned sensitivity profile and a
live cloud sensitivity code matched to their device.
Our PUBG Mobile Sensitivity Calculator carefully analyzes your device (phone RAM,
gaming FPS, player role, and finger setup). It generates useful sensitivity values for
your gameplay, plus a 19-digit live Sensitivity Code.
Why do default game presets fail?
When you install PUBG Mobile, the game offers basic presets like Low, Medium, and High. Those
settings usually feel off for controlled spray because:
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Device and FPS differences: A premium flagship running 90 FPS or 120 FPS has a much
better touch response than a budget phone stuck at 60 FPS.
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Player role (playstyle): An aggressive assaulter needs faster movement for
close-range fights, while a sniper needs slower, more stable sensitivity for long-range
aim.
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90 FOV / iPad View: On iPads or tablets, the larger screen and wider FOV change how
far your finger must swipe across the display.
Our tool calculates all of these factors and gives settings built only for your device.
What is the difference between Camera, ADS, and Gyroscope?
To apply in-game settings and the generated Sensitivity Code correctly, you need to
understand these three main categories:
1. Camera Sensitivity (looking around only)
Camera sensitivity controls how you look around without holding the fire button — for
example when you turn the view or open a scope to spot enemies.
- TPP No Scope: Controls normal character movement and TPP view speed.
- Scope Camera: How fast you set aim after opening a scope, right before you fire.
2. ADS (Aim Down Sight) Sensitivity (thumb spray control)
As soon as you press the fire (shoot) button, camera sensitivity stops and ADS sensitivity
takes over. For non-gyro players, ADS is the main control for keeping spray on target.
How it works: When a gun fires, the barrel climbs upward. To stop that, you pull your
thumb down on the screen. If your ADS sensitivity is right, your spray stays locked in one
place.
3. Gyroscope & Gyro ADS Sensitivity (tilt the phone for recoil control)
With gyroscope, you do not need to swipe as much on the screen. You can tilt the phone
downward to help manage gun recoil. Today, more than 90%
of competitive players use Full Gyroscope (often in the 300%–400% range).
Trending PUBG Mobile pro sensitivity ranges
Our calculator gives exact numbers from your inputs, but current pro-level trends usually
fall around these ranges:
Camera Sensitivity
- TPP No Scope: 100% – 130%
- Red Dot / Holo: 50% – 70%
- 2x Scope: 30% – 45%
- 3x Scope: 22% – 35%
- 4x Scope: 15% – 25%
- 6x Scope: 10% – 14%
- 8x Scope: 8% – 12%
ADS Sensitivity
- TPP No Scope: 90% – 115%
- Red Dot / Holo: 55% – 75%
- 2x Scope: 35% – 48%
- 3x Scope: 25% – 40%
- 4x Scope: 18% – 28%
- 6x Scope: 12% – 16%
- 8x Scope: 10% – 13%
Gyroscope Sensitivity (recoil control)
- TPP No Scope: 300% – 400%
- Red Dot / Holo: 300% – 400%
- 2x Scope: 250% – 300%
- 3x Scope: 200% – 260%
- 4x Scope: 150% – 210%
- 6x Scope: 110% – 140%
- 8x Scope: 60% – 85%
How to apply the live Sensitivity Code and settings in-game
Applying the numbers or Sensitivity Code from our calculator is simple. You have two ways:
Method 1: Using the Sensitivity Code (easiest)
- Copy the Live Generated Sensitivity Code from our calculator.
- Open PUBG Mobile and go to Settings > Sensitivity.
- Open Layout Management, tap Search, and paste the copied 19-digit code.
- When the code matches, the new settings apply to your game right away.
Method 2: Setting percentage (%) numbers manually
- Note the percentage values shown by our tool if you prefer not to use a code.
- In Sensitivity settings, choose Customized instead of the default presets.
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Move the Camera, ADS, and Gyroscope sliders to match our tool values (the game UI does not
show a % symbol — just match the numbers).
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After changing settings, practice spray in Training Grounds for 10–15 minutes before
Classic so your fingers can adapt.