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An aim trainer for your mouse.

Hit targets as they appear, each timed from when it is drawn, with your accuracy counted. A free aim trainer in your browser, with no adverts or account.

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A reaction time test: a box that has just turned teal with the word Now, and the result beside it, 241 ms, with each try listed

Aiming is reacting and moving at once: see the target, move to it, click. The aim trainer times both, target by target.

One target at a time.

Press Start and a round target appears somewhere on the square board. Click or tap it; the next appears somewhere new, never right next to the last. Each is timed from the frame that draws it to the press that hits it.

Clicks that miss are counted, so the result gives accuracy as well as speed.

Distance and size.

Fitts's law says the time to reach a target grows with how far it is and shrinks with how big it is. The board's targets are a set share of the board, so a bigger screen means longer moves: compare results on the same screen.

Practice.

Move with your arm for long distances and your wrist for the last bit, and aim for accuracy first. For raw speed, try the clicks per second test.

Further reading

Topics: aim trainer · aim trainer online · mouse accuracy test · click accuracy · aim practice · target practice game

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