Aim Test
Click (or tap) each target as fast and accurately as you can. We measure your time and accuracy across 30 targets.
| Rating | Average per target | |
|---|---|---|
| S | < 180ms | Pro-level |
| A | 180–260ms | Fast |
| B | 260–350ms | Around average |
| C | 350–450ms | Below average |
| D | ≥ 450ms | Warm up first |
How this test works
Once you start, a single target appears at a random position in the area. Click (or tap) it and the next one appears — this repeats 30 times. Clicking anywhere else in the area counts as a miss, but the target stays and you can keep going.
After 30 targets, we show your total time, average time per target, accuracy (hits ÷ (hits + misses)), and fastest hit.
How to get better
- Don't try to predict where the next target will appear — stay aware of the whole area the moment it spawns
- Small, controlled cursor movement beats fast, overshooting swings
- On mobile, a deliberate aimed tap beats a reflexive one — it usually cuts down on misses
Want to measure reaction or clicking too?
Try our reaction time test or CPS test. MIKIRI has seven free games — trajectory prediction (INTERCEPT), eye tracking (FOLLOW), visual search (MATCH) — each with a global top-100 leaderboard.
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FAQ
- What's the average aim test time?
- Around 300–400ms per target is typical. Players experienced with FPS games can get this down to around 200ms.
- Should I aim for 100% accuracy?
- Speed and accuracy trade off against each other. Whether you favor a faster total time with a few misses, or fewer misses with a slightly slower time, is up to your playstyle.
- Do mouse and touchscreen give different results?
- Yes. A mouse generally allows finer aiming and tends to produce faster times. Compare your best against yourself on the same input method.
- Is this test free?
- Completely free, no signup. Works in any phone or desktop browser.