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Free Fire Sensitivity Generator
Enter your phone and play style and get Free Fire sensitivity settings for General, Red Dot, scopes, AWM and Free Look.
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Every phone feels different in Free Fire, so copied settings from a video rarely fit yours. Type your phone model, pick your play style and main weapon, and this Free Fire sensitivity generator gives you a full set of values: General, Red Dot, 2x, 4x, Sniper Scope and Free Look, plus a fire button size and a DPI tip. It works for Free Fire and Free Fire MAX, on the new 0 to 200 sliders or the older 0 to 100 ones. You type the values in yourself, then fine-tune them in the Training Ground.
How to use the sensitivity generator
1. Type your phone model. Add your screen DPI if you know it.
2. Check whether your game sliders go to 200 or to 100, and pick that scale.
3. Pick your play style and the weapon you use most.
4. Press Get my sensitivity, then open Settings > Sensitivity in the game and enter each value by hand.
What each sensitivity setting does
General moves the camera when you are not aiming. Red Dot is for close and mid-range aim with a red dot or holographic sight. 2x and 4x set how fast the camera turns with those scopes. Sniper Scope (AWM) is for sniper rifles, and it is usually the lowest so long shots stay steady. Free Look is the eye button that lets you look around while you run.
How to tune your settings in the Training Ground
Play three to five rounds with the new values before changing anything. If the crosshair flies past the head when you drag up, lower General and Red Dot by 5 to 10. If it stops short, raise them by 5 to 10. Change one setting at a time, so you know which one helped.
Why your phone matters
Budget phones with 60 Hz screens often need higher values to turn fast enough. Phones with 90 or 120 Hz screens feel smoother and quicker, so they usually need lower values. That is why the generator asks for your phone first and starts from there.
Questions
Is this an AI sensitivity generator?
Yes. It is an AI sensitivity generator for Free Fire: it reads your phone, play style and main weapon and suggests a matching set of values. Treat them as a starting point and fine-tune them in the Training Ground.
Does Free Fire use 0 to 100 or 0 to 200 sensitivity?
Newer versions of Free Fire show sensitivity sliders from 0 to 200. Some older clients still show 0 to 100. Open your sensitivity settings, check the highest number, and pick the same scale in the generator.
What is the best sensitivity for headshots?
There is no single best number for everyone. Headshots come from a crosshair placed at head height and a smooth upward drag. Higher Red Dot and General help drag shots on most phones, but the right values depend on your phone and your hand, so test and adjust.
Do I need an app or file to use these settings?
No. You type the values into the game's own sensitivity settings. Do not install apps or files that claim to change your aim, they can get your account banned.
Does it work for Free Fire MAX and iPhone?
Yes. Pick Free Fire MAX in the game box, and type your iPhone model. On iPhone you cannot change DPI, so the generator leaves DPI at default.
Is the Free Fire sensitivity generator free?
Yes, you can use it for free. There is a daily limit on free runs.