Use these baseline keybinds and settings for infantry and vehicles, then tune sensitivity to fit your hand.
Battlefield 6 rewards fast decision-making and consistent muscle memory. The layouts below prioritize reachability on a standard keyboard and a common mouse, keeping movement, aim, and essential actions on your strongest fingers. Treat these as a practical baseline: set them up, play a few sessions, then nudge sensitivity and toggles until they feel natural.
Open Battlefield 6 keyboard and mouse settings
From the main menu, select the cog icon in the top right and open Mouse & Keyboard. The menus are split into Infantry controls, Infantry keybinds, and Vehicles. Apply the values below in those sections.
Battlefield 6 infantry control settings (aim, movement, zoom, other)
Category
Setting
Value
Why it helps
Aim
Infantry Mouse Aim Sensitivity
40–50
Moderate range makes micro-adjustments easier without feeling sluggish.
Aim
Uniform Infantry Aiming
On
Keeps scoped and hip-fire tracking consistent.
Aim
Zoom Sensitivity Coefficient
178
Stabilizes scoped sensitivity across zoom levels.
Aim
Infantry Zoom Aim Sensitivity
80–90
Higher than hip-fire to retain responsiveness while aiming.
Aim
Vertical Mouse Aim Ratio
100
Matches vertical and horizontal response for predictability.
Aim
Invert Vertical Look — Infantry
Off
Standard orientation for most players.
Aim
Field of View
105
Wider awareness without excessive distortion.
Movement
Infantry Sprint
Click
One press to engage, reducing finger fatigue.
Movement
Double Tap Forward Sprint
Off
Prevents accidental sprints while strafing.
Movement
Sprint
Left Shift
Ergonomic with WASD for frequent use.
Movement
Crouch Toggle Sprint
Stand
Avoids unintended crouch conflicts while sprinting.
Standard FPS key patterns if you prefer familiar binds
If you want a more traditional layout, this simple set matches long‑standing PC shooter norms and is easy to learn.
Action
Key
Shoot / ADS
Left / Right Mouse Button
Move
WASD
Jump
Space
Reload
R
Interact
F
Sprint
Shift
Toggle Crouch
C
Prone
Z or Ctrl
Start with the recommended layout, play a few maps, then adjust. The best setup is the one that lets you hit movement, aim, and utility actions without thinking—so if a key feels awkward, move it closer to WASD or a mouse button you can press without disturbing your aim.
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