Free Fire Sensitivity Generator
Headshot-focused General, Red Dot, 2x, 4x, Sniper and Free Look values on the 0-200 scale, for your exact device.
1 Your phone
2 How you play
More options (for pro players)
Balanced suits most players. Rush and Sniper only shift close or far scopes by a few %.
3 Your sensitivity
Why these numbers
How to test them
Go to Training Ground. Drag up on a bot while firing, then tap where your aim stopped. Repeat until it says Perfect.
Everything feels off?
If all scopes feel too fast or too slow, change them together (5% per tap).
Headshot setup
- Red Dot sits close to General: drag headshots come from a fast upward swipe while firing.
- Low-FPS phones need higher values (fewer frames register the drag); 90-120 FPS phones need lower values to avoid overshooting.
- Use the recommended fire button size. A smaller button gives a longer drag path for one-taps.
- Practise on the moving bots in Training Ground, then fine-tune ±5 in Clash Squad.
FAQ
What is the best Free Fire sensitivity for Realme?
Most Realme C-series and Narzo phones run Free Fire at 60 FPS on 6.5-6.7" screens, which works out to General around 175-190 for 2-thumb players. Search your exact Realme model above for precise values.
What is the best FF headshot sensitivity?
Keep Red Dot at or just below General, drag straight up while firing and keep the crosshair at head height. The generator keeps Red Dot within ~5% of General for exactly this reason.
Does it work for Free Fire MAX?
Yes. Free Fire and FF MAX share the same 0-200 sensitivity sliders. Choose the frame rate you actually run (FF MAX on flagships can do 90-120 FPS).
Why are my tablet values lower?
A tablet gives your finger much more screen to drag across, so the same value turns the camera further per swipe in practice. Tablets typically need 15-25% lower values.