How to use the aim trainer
- Pick a duration and target size. Larger targets train fast flicks; smaller ones train precision.
- Click the arena to start, then click each target the instant it appears. A new one spawns immediately.
- Watch your accuracy — clicking empty space counts as a miss, so speed without aim won't help your score.
- Beat your best targets-per-minute, saved per duration on your device.
What's a good score?
| Targets/min (30s, medium) | Level |
|---|---|
| Under 30 | Warming up |
| 30–45 | Average |
| 45–60 | Good |
| 60–80 | Strong — FPS-ready |
| 80+ with 90%+ accuracy | Excellent |
Train smarter
- Keep one sensitivity. Practise at the same eDPI you game at so it transfers.
- Alternate sizes. Large targets for flick speed, small targets for fine control.
- Accuracy first. Aim for 90%+ accuracy, then push speed — wild clicking builds bad habits.
- Short and often. A few focused minutes daily beats one long grind.
Private by design. Your clicks and best score are handled entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded. This site is static.
Frequently asked questions
What is a good aim trainer score?
On a 30-second medium test, ~40 targets/min is average, 60+ is good, 80+ with high accuracy is excellent. Balance speed with accuracy.
Does it actually improve your aim?
Yes — short daily sessions build target acquisition and click timing that carry into FPS games, especially at a consistent sensitivity.
What sensitivity should I use?
The same one you game at, so practice transfers. Many players favour a lower sensitivity (eDPI) for precision.
Is it free and private?
Free, no signup, and entirely in your browser — scores never leave your device.
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