Aim Trainer
Hit thirty moving targets and measure your accuracy plus average time to hit.
How to play: click each circle as it appears. Missed clicks in the field count against accuracy.
Practice target acquisition
Aim Trainer is a simple browser practice pad for pointer accuracy. Start the test, then click each circular target as it appears. The tool runs for 30 targets and records both speed and accuracy, so wild clicking does not look better than controlled hits.
The target-size selector changes the difficulty without creating separate pages for the same mechanic. Large targets are useful for a quick warmup, while small targets make it easier to notice overshooting and rushed clicks.
Targets appear one at a time at random spots, so click each as fast and accurately as you can. Accuracy and average hit time matter more than raw speed, so slow down slightly if you are missing, because a clean run beats a fast, sloppy one.
Local aim benchmark
The best average hit time is saved locally in the browser. Mouse sensitivity, screen size, trackpad behavior, and browser zoom can all change the score, so use the result to compare your own sessions on the same setup.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the aim trainer score me?
Over thirty targets it tracks hits, misses, accuracy percentage, and your average time to click each target.
What do the target-size options change?
Smaller targets demand more precision and raise the difficulty, while larger targets are easier and good for warming up.
Does clicking empty space count against me?
Yes. A click that misses the target is recorded as a miss, which lowers your accuracy.
Is my best result saved?
Your best is stored in this browser only and never leaves your device.
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