Best camera settings for Rocket League (2025)

Rocket League Season 19 is out, and players seem to enjoy it so far. The 10th anniversary update is full of rewards and limited-time events that seem to attract both veterans and new players to the game. As it gains popularity again, many players could be looking to improve their gameplay. One of the most effective ways to do this is by adjusting the in-game camera.

On that note, here are the best camera settings to use in Rocket League in 2025.

Note: This article is subjective and based on the writer's opinion.

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Rocket League best camera settings explored

Many players overlook camera settings when they first start playing Rocket League, but even small adjustments can make a significant difference in their performance. The default settings in the game are not bad, but they don't give you the best field awareness, especially for competitive matches. A better camera setting will help you react faster and judge the ball better than usual.

Best camera settings (Image via Sportskeeda Gaming || Psyonix)

Here are the recommended camera settings for the current meta:

Camera Shake: Off
Field of View (FOV): 110°
Distance: 270
Height: 100
Angle: -3°
Stiffness: 0.80
Swivel Speed: 10.00
Transition Speed: 1.00
Ball Camera Transition Time: 0.75
Invert Swivel: On (Optional)

Using a maximum Field of View (FOV) lets you see much more of the field around your car. For those wondering why the distance is not maxed out, that's because your car could look too small, eventually making it difficult for you to judge and control the ball.

Many gamers may also not be aware of the Invert Swivel option. It flips the direction you turn the camera to when you move the right stick or press the keyboard input to go right. Enabling it helps you look around the field quicker. However, if you don't feel comfortable using this feature, you can disable it.

Those were the best camera settings in the game. Note that they could take some time getting used to, but once you do, you will have much more awareness in every match.

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About the author

Harshit Singh is a gaming journalist at Sportskeeda, with Fortnite, Counter-Strike 2, and Marvel Rivals being his areas of specialization. A final-year B.Des (Visual Communication) student at Delhi Technological University, he is always eager to pursue creative endeavors. Harshit aims to deliver news and up-to-date content promptly to players around the globe. To that end, he acquires information from reliable forums and social media pages and religiously tracks the latest coverage of Fortnite — a game he has been playing since 2018. He is often found testing the new meta in-game or spectating competitive tournaments.

Harshit holds a deep love for video games, which stemmed from the hours he spent playing GTA Vice City, NFS Most Wanted 2005, FlatOut 2, and Total Overdose in his school days. Currently, he is veering towards story-driven, single-player games, with Red Dead Redemption 2 being one of his favorites.

Harshit is an ardent fan of esports titles like CS, Rocket League, and Valorant, with Fnatic, EDG, G2, and Astralis being a few of his favorite orgs. Counter-Strike pro Xantares and Benjifishy, an esports athlete who has mastered both Fortnite and Valorant, are inspirational figures for him.

Harshit works as a music producer under the alias Hysaze. He is extremely passionate about EDM and has garnered over 40 million streams across all platforms. He is also a regular contributor to Fandom’s EDM Wiki.

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