One tap and drag aim
Free Fire headshot sensitivity settings
Use this guide when your main goal is faster close-range headshots. The idea is simple: keep General and Red Dot fast enough for drag, but keep scope values controlled so aim does not fly over the head.
Best starting values for headshot aim
| Setting | Recommended range | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| General | 170-185 | Fast camera turn and drag movement. |
| Red Dot | 175-190 | Main close-range headshot control. |
| 2x Scope | 160-175 | Short to mid-range tracking. |
| 4x Scope | 145-165 | Mid-range control without heavy shake. |
| Sniper | 120-160 | Long-range precision and steady flicks. |
| Free Camera | 155-185 | Fast checking while rushing. |
If your game uses a classic menu, choose Classic sensitivity menu in the main tool and it will convert values for you.
How to tune for one tap headshot
If your crosshair stops at the chest, increase General and Red Dot by a small step. If the crosshair jumps above the head, lower Red Dot first. Do not change every setting at once; test close-range drag shots in training ground for a few minutes after each change.
Best practice: keep crosshair placement at neck level before dragging. Sensitivity helps, but bad crosshair placement cannot be fixed by high numbers alone.