Adults
A fun check of your accuracy and aiming speed.
Also known as: aim trainer online, aim test, mouse accuracy test, target clicking game
Twenty circles appear one at a time in random spots. Hit each one as fast and accurately as you can. At the end you’ll see your average time per target, your fastest target and the number of misses. Your result is free once you enter your email: we’ll show it to you and send it to your inbox.
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The test measures how fast and accurately you move your cursor or finger to a target: the time from when a circle appears to your hit, and how many times you miss. These numbers reflect hand-eye coordination.
The result depends on your device, mouse settings, screen size and experience. For a fair comparison, take the test on the same device each time. It’s a game-style measurement, not a diagnosis.
Time from the circle appearing to your hit.
Not missing the target.
Eyes and hand working together.
Keeping your pace for all twenty targets.
Press “Start”. The first circle appears in about a second.
Hit the circle as fast as you can. It disappears and pops up somewhere else.
Tapping next to the target costs a point.
After 20 targets the game shows your average time, best time and misses.
Press “Start” and hit the circles. You can play 10 minutes a day without signing up.
Aim Trainer
Twenty circles appear one at a time. Tap each one as fast and as accurately as you can. Result: average time per target and number of misses.
Free play left today without signing up: 10 min
Time is measured from the moment a circle appears to your touch. A fast hit earns up to 10 points per target; every extra 100 milliseconds takes one point off, but you always get at least one. A miss costs a point.
The test is for practice and for comparing your own tries. It doesn’t replace professional measurements.
A fun check of your accuracy and aiming speed.
Good for school-age kids: there’s one rule, just tap the circles fast.
The circles are large and nobody rushes you: the next one appears only after you hit the current one.
Answer 4 questions and we’ll put together a daily program of 5 trainers. We’ll email you the full 2-week plan.
Question 1 of 4
An average time per target under 450 ms is fast, 450–650 ms is average, slower is below average. These benchmarks are rough and depend on your device.
Yes. A mouse, a touchpad and a touchscreen all give different results. Compare tries on the same device.
A tap on the field that doesn’t hit the circle.
Yes: your results are saved, so you can see how they change.
No. It’s a game-style check for curiosity and for comparing your own tries. It doesn’t diagnose anything and doesn’t replace a doctor’s consultation.
Free sign-up: round history, a chart by skill and a daily workout of 5 exercises. No credit card needed.
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