Aim Trainer
Sharpen your mouse aim — click the targets as fast as you can and track your hits, accuracy and targets per second. Everything runs locally in your browser.
New to this? Read the Aim Trainer guide →
- Targets hit
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- Accuracy
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- Targets / second
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Pick a round length and click the box to start.
Clicks that miss a target count against your accuracy. Nothing is uploaded; scores live only in this tab.
How to use the aim trainer
- Choose a round length.
- Click the targets as they appear, as quickly and accurately as you can.
- At the end you get hits, accuracy and targets per second. Your best per round length is saved, and you can share or save your result.
What it trains
This drills two things every first-person shooter rewards: flick aim, snapping the cursor onto a target precisely, and click timing, firing the instant you are on target. Chasing raw speed at the cost of accuracy is a common trap; a slightly slower, more accurate run usually beats a fast, sloppy one in real games.
Tips to improve
- Find a sensitivity you can control and keep it consistent across games.
- Aim with your arm for big flicks and your wrist for fine adjustments.
- Warm up here for a few minutes before you play, and prioritise accuracy first, then speed.
Switching games and want the same feel? Convert your sensitivity with the mouse sensitivity converter.
Frequently asked questions
How can I improve my aim for FPS games?
Short, regular sessions beat long ones. Focus on accuracy first and let speed follow, keep a consistent mouse sensitivity, and warm up with a few rounds before you play.
What counts as good targets per second?
It depends on target size and round length, but most players land between 1 and 2 targets per second with high accuracy. Track your own average and aim to beat it.
Are my aim trainer scores uploaded?
No. The trainer runs entirely in your browser and your scores stay in the current tab.
Where you'd use this
Warming up before a session, and tracking whether practice is actually improving accuracy rather than just feeling productive.
For example: Before a ranked session you run 60 seconds of targets and hit 78% accuracy at 1.2 targets per second. A week of warm-ups later it is 84% — a real improvement, measured, not imagined.