AuraAccel shapes the curve between slow, precise mouse movement and a fast flick across your whole mousepad — system-wide, noticeably smooth, without ever touching any game itself.
AuraAccel sits below Windows, right at your mouse's raw HID signal — via a lightweight, purpose-built system driver, the same low-level approach other professional acceleration tools use. It reads the raw movement deltas, remaps them through your curve, and hands them back to Windows unchanged — before any program, including a game, ever sees them.
Two sliders — "Low-Speed Sens" and "High-Speed Sens" — are enough to set the difference between precise slow movement and a fast flick. AuraAccel sets everything else to sensible defaults automatically.
Linear, Classic (Power), Jump, Natural or Synchronous — plus full control over exponent, threshold, acceleration rate, sensitivity cap, smoothing, and separate X/Y deadzones.
Save as many setups as you like under their own name and load them again with one click — handy when you switch between multiple games or mice.
Optionally starts automatically with Windows in the background and loads your last-used configuration right away — no need to open the app manually.
Runs efficiently in the background/tray without permanently holding memory when you don't need the window.
Available in English, Russian and Arabic (including automatic right-to-left layout) — switchable directly inside the app.
We know that "a tool that changes mouse behavior" immediately raises questions with anti-cheat systems. So here's exactly what happens technically — and what doesn't:
AuraAccel only changes how a physical mouse movement translates into cursor speed — the same category as a hardware DPI or polling-rate setting. It never touches game files, memory, or the game process, so anti-cheat systems have nothing cheat-like to detect. We're not aware of a single documented ban tied to this kind of tool.
That holds across the major anti-cheat systems — Riot Vanguard, Easy Anti-Cheat, BattlEye — since none of them flag input-curve changes made below the OS input layer. Still, we can't control a game studio's future policy, so no outside company — us included — can issue an absolute guarantee. If in doubt, check for yourself before ranked/competitive play.
The installer sets up AuraAccel and the required system driver automatically.
Kernel drivers only become fully active on Windows after a restart.
Simple Mode for two sliders, Advanced Mode for full control. Changes apply instantly, system-wide.
Free download for Windows 10/11 (64-bit). Digitally signed, no toolbars, no bundleware.