Reaction Speed Test
Reaction Speed Test
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Aim trainer

Click or tap the target in the middle to start, then hit 30 targets as fast and as accurately as you can.

Click the target to start

Targets left30
Misses0
Average—

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Your rounds

— Personal best

Saved only in this browser. Your best and the trend are kept separate for mouse, touch and pen; the table lists every round.

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How the aim trainer works

Each target is timed from the moment it appears until you hit it. Your score is the average of all 30 targets. The target in the middle only starts the round and isn't timed. Clicks outside a target count as misses and lower your accuracy, but the round goes on. Results are saved separately for mouse, touch and pen.

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Questions

How is my score worked out?

Each target is timed from the moment it appears until you hit it, and your score is the average of all 30. The target in the middle only starts the round.

What counts as a miss?

Any click or tap outside the target. Misses don't end the round, but they lower your accuracy.

How is this different from the FPS reaction test?

The FPS test times how fast you react when a target appears after a random wait. The aim trainer has no wait: it times how quickly you move from one target to the next and hit it.

Can I use a trackpad or my phone?

Yes, but results from a mouse, a trackpad and a touchscreen aren't comparable. Touch and pen rounds are saved apart from mouse rounds. A trackpad counts as a mouse, so give those rounds a label such as "trackpad".

Where are my results saved?

Only in this browser on this device. Nothing is uploaded, and you can clear your results at any time.