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Free Aim Trainer & Reaction Time Test

Click the targets as they appear. 20 targets, no download - see your average reaction time and accuracy in your browser.

What is a good reaction time for CS2 or Valorant?
Average human reaction time to a visual stimulus is 250ms. Competitive FPS players typically land in the 150-220ms range after training. Under 150ms is considered elite. This aim trainer measures your click reaction time and accuracy over 20 targets.
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Click Start, then click each target the moment it appears. Clicking empty space counts as a miss.

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Why this matters

Reaction time is only half of aim. Once you know your numbers, dial in your sensitivity so your mouse movement matches your reflexes.

Sensitivity Calculator โ†’

Free Browser Aim Trainer - No Download

Test your click reaction time and accuracy without installing anything. Twenty targets appear one at a time at random positions - click each as fast as you can. At the end you get your average reaction time, your best hit and your overall accuracy.

How to Use Your Results

Reaction time and mouse sensitivity work together. A fast reaction is wasted if your sensitivity makes flicks overshoot the target, and a well-tuned sensitivity does nothing if your reaction time is slow. Once you know your numbers here, use the Sensitivity Calculator to match your in-game sensitivity to your monitor and mouse DPI, or try the Crosshair Generator to build a crosshair that's easier to track fast-moving targets with.

Frequently Asked Questions

Average human reaction time to a visual stimulus is around 250ms. Competitive FPS players typically land in the 150-220ms range. Under 150ms is elite territory.

No. It only measures how fast you click a target with your current mouse setup. Use the Sensitivity Calculator separately to convert or tune your in-game sensitivity.

No. Your results exist only in your browser tab for this session and are never sent to a server.