How the aim trainer works
Hit the target in the middle to start. Then 30 targets appear one at a time, each somewhere new. Hit each one as quickly as you can. Your score is the average time per target in milliseconds: the time from the start target to the last one, divided by 30. Lower is better.
Clicks that miss don’t add time on their own, but they are counted, and the results show your accuracy.
What is a good score?
Scores depend a lot on the device: a mouse is usually quicker than a trackpad, and a big screen means longer moves. Compare runs on the same device. The results show your best and the average of your last runs, so you can see whether you’re improving.
Tips
- Move first, then click. Rushing the click before you’re on target adds misses and slows you down.
- Use your arm for long moves and your wrist for the last bit.
- Keep your eyes on where the next target appears, not on the pointer.
- On a phone, use the hand you don’t hold it with, or put it on a table.
Questions
Does it work on a phone? Yes, tap the targets. Touch scores are not comparable with mouse scores.
Is my score saved? Your best and your last ten runs are saved in this browser.
More tests: the Reaction Test, the Click Speed Test, and Number, Sequence and Visual Memory.