Mouse Accuracy Test

How precise is your aim? Click 30 random targets as cleanly as you can and get an accuracy percentage with average time per target.

How it scores

A target appears at a random spot; click it and the next one spawns. Every click that lands on a target counts as a hit, and every click on empty space counts as a miss. Accuracy is hits divided by total clicks, and the timer tracks your average time per target across the run of 30.

Improving precision

Accuracy and speed pull against each other. Lower mouse sensitivity (DPI) usually helps precision; if you're not sure of yours, check the DPI analyzer. Then train raw speed on the aim trainer and flick-shot game and bring it back here to see the trade-off.

FAQ

What does the mouse accuracy test measure?

It measures how precisely you can place and land clicks. You click a run of randomly positioned targets; landing on a target is a hit, clicking empty space is a miss, and your accuracy is hits ÷ total clicks. It also reports your average time per target.

What's a good accuracy score?

Above 90% is sharp, especially if your average time per target is low. There's always a trade-off: rush and accuracy drops; slow down and it climbs. The goal is the best accuracy you can hold at a quick pace.

How is this different from the aim trainer?

The aim trainer is a score-chasing game. This is a focused diagnostic: a fixed run of 30 targets with a clean accuracy percentage and average time, so you can compare attempts and settings consistently.