Aim Test
Click the field to start. Hit as many targets as you can in 30 seconds — misses count against your accuracy, so aim true.
What do aim test results mean?
In a 30-second aim test, most players hit 50–70% of targets. Accuracy above 85% is excellent, and above 95% puts you at a professional level. Consistent daily practice with slow, precise movements improves aim faster than fast, sloppy clicking.
The arcade scale grades your accuracy: Arcade Legend (95%+), Elite Cobra (85%+), Quick Fox (70%+), Average Human (50%+), Sleepy Sloth below. Your personal best is stored on your device only.
FAQ
What is a good aim test accuracy?
In a 30-second target test, accuracy above 85% is excellent and above 95% approaches professional level. Most players land between 50% and 70%. Speed and accuracy trade off, so a slightly slower pace with clean hits usually scores better overall.
How can I improve my aim?
Practice short, daily sessions with deliberate, controlled movements — slow and precise beats fast and sloppy. Keep a consistent mouse sensitivity across games, use your whole arm for large movements and your wrist for fine adjustments, and warm up before competitive play.
Does mouse sensitivity affect accuracy?
Yes, significantly. A sensitivity that is too high makes small corrections difficult, while one that is too low slows target switching. Most competitive players use lower sensitivity than casual players, and the key is picking one setting and sticking with it.