Aim Trainer
Click all 30 targets as fast as you can.👆
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Play to set a targets/s, then submit it to the board.
About Aim Trainer
Borrowed straight from the warm-up routines of competitive shooter players, an aim trainer strips aiming down to its measurable core: thirty targets, appearing one at a time, cleared as fast and as cleanly as you can. Every hit spawns the next target instantly, a click on empty space counts against your accuracy, and at the end you get the numbers that matter — total time, hit percentage, and targets per second. The habit that separates a good run from a wild one is to move and click in a single flowing motion instead of parking your cursor over each dot and stabbing, letting your eyes lead slightly ahead to where the next target is likely to land. And accuracy is not a footnote to speed — spray-clicking tanks the score just as hard as being slow, so a steady, repeatable grip pays off. Almost everyone's targets-per-second creeps up over a few runs as they settle in, so treat the first go as a warm-up. Free in the browser, fully touch-friendly, best run saved on your device.
How to play
- Press Start, then click or tap each target as it appears.
- Hitting a target scores it and spawns the next one instantly.
- Clicking empty space counts as a miss and lowers your accuracy.
- Clear all 30 targets — your time, accuracy, and targets per second are shown at the end.
Strategy & tips
- Move and click in one motion instead of stopping over each target.
- Keep your eyes slightly ahead, anticipating where the next target may appear.
- Accuracy matters as much as speed — wild clicking tanks your score.
- Use a comfortable, consistent grip or steady finger for repeatable aim.
- Warm up with a few runs; your targets-per-second usually climbs as you settle in.
FAQ
What does Aim Trainer measure?
Your click speed and accuracy: total time for 30 targets, your hit accuracy percentage, and targets cleared per second.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes. Tap the targets instead of clicking; the play area is fully touch-friendly.
What counts as a miss?
Clicking anywhere that isn't a target counts as a miss and lowers your accuracy percentage — the target itself doesn't disappear until you hit it.