Random targets
Circles spawn at unpredictable positions each hit.
100% free — click targets as they spawn and rack up a score in 30 seconds. Track accuracy, beat your best, and share results. Quick aim practice for FPS gamers.
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30 seconds, random targets, maximum hits.
Pick a duration (or enter a custom time), then click the arena or tap Try again after a round.
Hit each circle before it vanishes. Missed clicks lower accuracy.
See total hits and accuracy. Challenge friends to beat you.
No download — instant target clicking for FPS warm-ups.
Circles spawn at unpredictable positions each hit.
Short focused sessions perfect for warm-up.
Hits vs misses calculated in real time.
Runs locally — no account or install.
An aim trainer helps FPS players warm up mouse accuracy before ranked matches. Pro players use dedicated apps, but a quick browser trainer is perfect for casual practice or comparing scores with friends.
This tool spawns clickable targets at random positions. You have roughly a second per target — miss the click or click empty space and your accuracy drops. After 30 seconds, you get a hit count and accuracy percentage to share.
It's not a full Aim Lab replacement, but it's instant, free, and shareable — exactly what you need for a quick "beat my score" challenge.
Each target you click before it disappears counts as one hit. Clicks on empty space count as misses. Accuracy = hits ÷ (hits + misses).
Each round lasts 30 seconds. Click Start again for another round.
It's a lightweight warm-up for mouse accuracy. For serious training, dedicated apps offer more modes — but this is great for quick practice and score sharing.
Yes. 100% free, browser-based, no sign-up.