Aim Trainer

A free aim trainer that runs in your browser, no install. Pick flick, tracking or multi-target, shoot for 30 or 60 seconds, and see your accuracy and time to hit.

Mode
Time

One target at a time. Hit each one as fast as you can. Keep your crosshair on the moving target. No clicking needed. 3 targets stay on screen. Each one you hit pops up somewhere new.

Starts after a 3-second countdown. Press Esc to stop anytime.

Score

0pts

Pick a mode and time, then press Start.

Get ready.

In progress. Press Esc or Stop to end it.

Done. Play the same mode and time again to compare scores.

Stopped. Unfinished rounds are not counted.

Hits
0
Misses
0
Accuracy
0.0%
Avg time to hit
- ms
Time on target
0.0s

How to practice each aim mode

  1. FlickMove to each target in one motion as soon as it appears. If misses pile up, slowing down a little can raise your score.
  2. TrackingThis trains you to follow sudden direction changes. Try to keep the crosshair on the center of the target.
  3. Multi-targetPick an order, nearest first, to cut wasted movement. Spraying clicks lowers accuracy and your score.

How the score works

Flick and multi-target score hits × accuracy × 100. Tracking scores your share of time on target, out of 1000. Only compare scores from the same mode and time.

  • Time to hit starts when the target appears in flick, and from your previous hit in multi-target.
  • Targets move and appear each time the screen redraws, so refresh rate and browser load change results a little.
  • You aim with a mouse or touch, so it cannot be played with a keyboard alone. Switching to another window stops the round.
  • If you are not signed in, nothing is sent to our server. Signed in, only your best score per mode and time is saved to your account, visible only to you.

Sensitivity and aim practice

This trainer uses your Windows cursor speed, not a game sensitivity. Match your in-game sensitivity with the sensitivity converter and check your hand movement with the eDPI calculator.

Crosshair feels inconsistent? Check acceleration

With Windows 'Enhance pointer precision' on, the cursor travels differently depending on how fast you move. Lutimize (our app) turns it off, and you can undo it anytime.

See Lutimize

Saving your best

From 2026-11-15, finishing a full round while signed in saves your best score per mode and time. Only you can see it.

Common questions

Do I need to install an aim trainer?

No. It runs right in your browser and is free.

What is a good score?

There is no public benchmark measured the same way, so we show no reference score. Play the same mode and time several times and watch your own score.

Does monitor refresh rate matter?

Targets move each time the screen redraws, so a low refresh rate looks less smooth. Check yours with the refresh rate test.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes, you can tap the targets. Touch and mouse play differently, so their scores are hard to compare.

Where are my scores stored?

Signed in, only your best score per mode and time is saved to your account and only you can see it. Otherwise everything is calculated in this browser.

Last reviewed 2026-11-12