Aim Trainer

Hit 30 targets as fast as you can. Lower is better.

30 targetsno best yet

Hit the first target to start

Half of players average under 586ms with a mouse, 474ms on a phone

How the aim trainer works

Thirty targets appear one after another, each in a random spot inside the board. Hit one and the next appears immediately. Your score is the average time per target, so unlike almost every other test here, a lower number is a better one.

The first hit only starts the clock and is not counted, so reading this page costs you nothing. Half of the people who play it here average under 586 milliseconds with a mouse, and under 474 on a touchscreen. The usual advice is to start moving towards the next target before you have finished thinking about it — hesitation costs far more than imprecision.

What is a good aim trainer score?

From 1,858 tests played on this site since August 2026. Lower is better.

PlayersComputerPhone
Top 10%under 429 msunder 410 ms
Top 25%under 487 msunder 439 ms
Median586 ms474 ms
Bottom 25%over 680 msover 527 ms

Questions

What is a good aim trainer score?

Under 487 ms a target with a mouse puts you in the top quarter here, and under 429 ms in the top 10%. The middle is 586 ms with a mouse and 474 ms on a touchscreen, where you tap the target directly.

How does the aim trainer work?

Thirty targets appear one at a time, each in a random spot. Hit one and the next appears immediately. Your score is the average time per target, so lower is better.

Does the first click count?

It starts the clock but is not counted, so however long you spend reading this page does not end up in your score.

Is a mouse better than a phone?

Usually, yes — a mouse and a larger screen both help. Compare phone scores with phone scores if you want a fair fight.

More to play: Reaction Time Test, Click Speed Test, or all solo games.

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