Train Your Aim Precision
Click randomly appearing targets as fast and accurately as you can. Track your hit accuracy, average reaction time, and total score — all processed locally in your browser.
This test spawns 30 targets at random canvas positions and records hit/miss accuracy, average milliseconds per target, and total misses based on click coordinates versus target hitbox.
Experienced FPS gamers maintain 85–95% accuracy on randomized targets; beginners average 60–70%.
What Do Your Results Mean?
| Result | Range | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Good | 85%+ accuracy with under 500ms avg time | Your mouse aim is well-trained. High accuracy combined with fast target acquisition indicates strong hand-eye coordination suited for competitive FPS gaming. |
| Warning | 60–84% accuracy or 500–800ms avg time | Average aim proficiency. Focus on slowing down slightly to hit more targets — accuracy improvements yield better game performance than raw speed. |
| Bad | Below 60% accuracy or over 800ms avg time | Your mouse sensitivity may be too high or too low. Experiment with DPI settings and ensure pointer acceleration is disabled in your OS for consistent muscle memory. |
Common Issues and How to Fix Them
Accuracy is low despite feeling precise
Pointer acceleration (enabled by default on many OS setups) makes cursor speed non-linear. Disable 'Enhance pointer precision' in Windows or mouse acceleration in macOS/Linux for 1:1 movement.
Clicks register in the wrong position
Browser zoom or display scaling can offset click coordinates. Reset browser zoom to 100% (Ctrl+0) and check your OS display scaling settings.