Today's Challenge
Today's ChallengePreparing today's drill…
Target Score—
Personal Best—
Global Top 1%—
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Three-Target Flick
Hit as many targets as you can before the timer runs out — a test of aiming speed and precision.
Target Score1200
Personal Best—
Global Top 1%1500+
30 sec
Large
Score multipliers: Large 1.00× · Medium 1.25× · Small 1.60× · Tiny 2.15×
CS2
Enter your mouse's actual DPI
Sensitivity matched to the game you picked
Show the last 0.5 seconds of crosshair movement
Register with an email code, then sign in to place 30/60-second personal bests on the verified leaderboard
FREE ONLINE AIM TRAINER
3D Online Aim Training - FPS Aim Trainer
I built this browser range for FPS players. It does not replace a real match or promise instant improvement; the useful part is keeping practice conditions repeatable and results understandable. Use it for flicking, tracking, micro-adjustments and reaction work, then compare the data with your own game settings.
Six drills, each with a purpose
Three-target flicks check stopping and rhythm, moving targets expose broken tracking, and micro-adjustment and six-target drills cover small corrections and wide transfers. The drills are not a difficulty ranking; choose the one that exposes your current problem.
How scores are calculated
The browser records time, hits and shots. The result screen separates score, accuracy, average reaction, fastest reaction and variation; the leaderboard also keeps 30-second and 60-second sessions in separate scopes.
Check the trend before changing settings
Local training history stays on this device. After registering with an email code and signing in, 30/60-second results enter the verified leaderboard, where each account appears once with its personal best. Complete several sessions and use accuracy and reaction variation to judge progress instead of changing sensitivity after one high score.
Who it is for
It is for players who want a warm-up before CS2, Valorant or another FPS, or want to compare mouse settings. It does not provide cheats, aim assistance or official competitive proof, and it cannot replace pre-aim, movement or sound cues in a real match.
Known limitations
Browser frame rate, display refresh rate, mouse hardware and operating-system settings affect results. Scores from another device, browser or power-saving mode should not be compared directly; send the page, browser and reproduction steps when something looks wrong.
Latest update
August 2026: registration now uses a 6-digit email code, while later sign-ins need only email and password. Each account appears once per drill and 30/60-second duration with its personal best.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this aim trainer require a download?
No. Open the page in a modern desktop browser and the training range runs directly in the browser.
Can I use it for CS2 aim training?
Yes. The drills cover flicking, tracking, micro-adjustments, target switching and reaction speed. The home page settings panel also lets you adjust game sensitivity and crosshair settings.
How long should I practice each day?
Practice consistently for 10 to 20 minutes a day. Build accuracy first, then increase speed and use your score trend to measure progress.