What is a good time per target?

A relaxed run is often around 600 to 900 milliseconds per target. Regular players push under 600 ms, and very fast aim sits well below that. The number depends on your screen size and how far the targets travel, so use it to beat your own runs.

Does screen size affect my score?

A little. Targets spawn across the play area, so a larger area means more mouse travel between clicks. For a fair comparison, run it on the same screen and window size each time.

How do I improve my aim?

Smooth, deliberate movement beats frantic flicking. Let your wrist and arm work together, keep your eyes on the next target rather than the cursor, and find a sensitivity you can control consistently.

Are my best scores saved?

Your best result for each game is kept in your browser so you have something to beat next time. It lives only on this device, so clearing your browser data or switching to another device starts you fresh. Nothing is tied to an account because there is no account.

Does anything I do here get sent to a server?

No. Every game runs locally in your browser. Your scores and any text you type stay on your own device, nothing is uploaded, and nothing is logged or stored by us. Once the page has loaded it keeps working even if you go offline.

Aim Trainer

Targets pop up one at a time; hit them as fast as you can until all thirty are gone. This free aim trainer reports your average time per target so you can warm up your mouse control or compare runs. It is the click-accuracy drill that shooter players use before a match, running entirely in your browser with no sign-up.

No sign-up, ever
100% free
Nothing uploaded
Works offline after first load
Scores stay on your device

Read the guide: How to Improve Your Mouse Aim

30 targetsBest: —

Aim TrainerPop 30 targets as fast as you can. The timer starts on your first hit.

How to use it

1
Start the run

Click the first target to begin. A new one appears the moment you hit the last.
2
Pop all 30

Move and click as quickly as you can. The timer runs from your first hit to your last.
3
Read your speed

You get your average milliseconds per target and your total time for the run.

When it comes in handy

Pre-game warm-up

Wake up your aim before a competitive match instead of going in cold.

Mouse and sensitivity testing

Compare runs after changing your mouse, DPI or in-game sensitivity to see what feels right.

Track improvement

Run it daily and watch your average time per target come down as your control sharpens.

Instant & 100% private — nothing is uploaded

Every game runs right here in your browser, and your best scores are kept on your own device. Nothing is sent to a server, so there is no sign-up and no account. Load the page once and it keeps working even if you go offline.

Frequently asked questions

What is a good time per target?: A relaxed run is often around 600 to 900 milliseconds per target. Regular players push under 600 ms, and very fast aim sits well below that. The number depends on your screen size and how far the targets travel, so use it to beat your own runs.
Does screen size affect my score?: A little. Targets spawn across the play area, so a larger area means more mouse travel between clicks. For a fair comparison, run it on the same screen and window size each time.
How do I improve my aim?: Smooth, deliberate movement beats frantic flicking. Let your wrist and arm work together, keep your eyes on the next target rather than the cursor, and find a sensitivity you can control consistently.
Are my best scores saved?: Your best result for each game is kept in your browser so you have something to beat next time. It lives only on this device, so clearing your browser data or switching to another device starts you fresh. Nothing is tied to an account because there is no account.
Does anything I do here get sent to a server?: No. Every game runs locally in your browser. Your scores and any text you type stay on your own device, nothing is uploaded, and nothing is logged or stored by us. Once the page has loaded it keeps working even if you go offline.