Your Sensitivity Widget
A small embeddable widget for your Twitch panel, bio link, or website. Viewers see your sensitivity at a glance โ and can instantly convert it to whatever game they play. Free, no account needed.
Where to use it
- Twitch panel: add it as a custom panel image/link below your stream, or embed it directly on a Twitch panel that supports HTML.
- Your website or Linktree: drop the iframe code anywhere HTML embeds are supported.
- Discord bio / server info: share the direct widget link โ it works as a standalone page too, not just inside an iframe.
The widget always reflects the settings you enter below โ if your sensitivity changes, just generate a new link and swap it in wherever you embedded the old one.
The widget generator produces an iframe you can paste into a Twitch panel, a stream overlay or a bio link. It shows your current sensitivity and DPI, and gives your viewers a converter so they can translate your settings into whatever game they play โ without leaving your page or asking you in chat for the hundredth time.
What your viewers see
Your name, your game, your DPI and in-game sensitivity, and your cm/360 โ the number that actually transfers between games.
Below that, a compact converter. A viewer picks their own game and DPI and gets the sensitivity that reproduces your exact turn distance in their game, computed from each game's real yaw constant rather than an approximation.
It is read-only for them and requires no account on either side. Nothing is stored about who used it.
Where to put it
Twitch panels accept iframe embeds in the panel description on most layouts, which is where the majority of "what's your sens" questions get answered.
A link-in-bio page works equally well and is often easier, since the widget is a standard iframe with no special requirements.
It also drops into a personal site or a Carrd page. The embed is a single line of HTML with no script tag and no dependencies.
Keeping it accurate
The widget renders from the settings encoded in its URL, so it does not go stale on its own โ but it also does not update itself when you change your sensitivity.
If you change your settings, regenerate the embed and replace the old code. A widget showing last season's sensitivity is worse than no widget, because viewers will train on it.
The generator is free and needs no account. There is no limit on how many you create or where you put them.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the streamer widget free?
Yes, entirely, with no account required. Generate the embed code and paste it wherever you want it.
Does the widget update when I change my sensitivity?
No. Your settings are encoded in the embed URL, so changing your sensitivity means regenerating the code and replacing it. That is deliberate โ the widget keeps working even if nobody is signed in.
Where can I embed it?
Anywhere that accepts an iframe: a Twitch panel, a link-in-bio page, a personal site or a stream overlay. It is one line of HTML with no script tag and no dependencies.