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Aim Trainer

Click 30 targets as fast as you can. Your score is the average time per target, in milliseconds — lower is better.

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Game guide

About Aim Trainer

This aim trainer is a quick, repeatable test of mouse speed and accuracy. Thirty targets appear one at a time at random spots; hit each one as fast as you can. Your score is the average time per target in milliseconds — lower is better — shown with your accuracy and your fastest single hit.

It is built for warming up before a session of an FPS like Valorant, CS2, or Fortnite, or simply for tracking whether your flicks are getting faster. It runs in the browser with nothing to install, so it fits between matches. Misses don't end the run — they just cost time — so the test rewards clean, decisive movement over spraying clicks.

Skill TestsControls: Mouse / TapAimMouse

How to Play Aim Trainer

  1. 1Click the target in the middle to start.
  2. 2Each time you hit a target, the next one appears somewhere else — 30 in total.
  3. 3Move to it and click as fast as you can. A miss doesn't end the run, but the clock keeps running.
  4. 4Your result is the average milliseconds per target, plus your accuracy and fastest hit.
  5. 5Run it a few times — your best average is saved and posted to the leaderboard.

What's a good aim trainer score?

Average per targetRating
Under 330 msExceptional
330 – 390 msSharpshooter
390 – 450 msAbove average
450 – 520 msAverage
520 – 620 msWarming up
620 ms+Slow and steady

Ranges for a mouse on a desktop screen. Touch screens and trackpads aren't comparable.

Tips & Strategy

  • Move your eyes first and let the mouse follow — your hand only goes where you are already looking.
  • Flick and settle. One fast, slightly long motion beats two slow corrections.
  • Use the same mouse sensitivity you play with, so the practice transfers to your game.
  • Accuracy still matters: every miss adds a whole extra motion to that target's time.
  • Warm up for a minute first. The first runs of a session are almost always the slowest.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a good aim trainer score?
On this test, around 450 to 520 ms per target is typical. Under 450 is above average, under 390 is very sharp, and consistent averages under 330 ms are rare.
How is the score calculated?
Your score is the average time between hits across 30 targets. The timer starts when you hit the first target in the middle, so reaction, movement, and the click all count.
Do misses count against me?
A miss doesn't end the run or add a penalty directly, but the clock for that target keeps running while you correct. Your accuracy is shown with the result.
Is this good practice for Valorant or CS2?
It trains the fundamentals — spotting a target and flicking to it accurately — which carry over to any shooter. Use your in-game sensitivity so the movement transfers.
Does the aim trainer work on mobile?
Yes, you can tap the targets. Times on a touch screen aren't comparable with a mouse, so compare results on the same device.
Is the aim trainer free?
Yes. No download, no account, and no limit on attempts.

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