Aim Trainer — Flick & Tracking Practice

A free browser-based aim trainer for improving mouse accuracy in FPS games. In 2D there are four modes — flick shot, tracking, speed, and precision. In 3D the camera turns with your sensitivity from CS2, Valorant, Apex, Overwatch 2, Fortnite, Call of Duty or Arena Breakout: Infinite, and the panel shows the same sensitivity in the other games. Tracks your scores locally and ranks your performance.

How to Use the Aim Trainer

Choose 2D or 3D and a mode

In 2D you click with the cursor: Flick Shot, Tracking, Speed or Precision. In 3D pick your game and enter your sens and mouse DPI, and the camera turns the way it does in the game.

Set difficulty

Pick Easy, Medium, or Hard. Higher difficulty means smaller targets, faster movement, and more targets to track.

30 seconds, or 20 targets

Press the Start button and begin aiming. Rounds run for 30 seconds; Precision mode ends after 20 targets. In 3D the cursor is hidden and Esc pauses.

Accuracy, hits and reaction time

After the session, see your accuracy, rank, hit count, and average time to hit. Beat your personal best to improve.

Sharpen your reflexes and precision with interactive target exercises

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Features

Flick Shot mode: click randomly placed targets as fast as possible within 30 seconds

One target appears at a time in a new spot, training the snap-to-target flicks that decide close-range FPS duels.

Tracking mode: keep your cursor on a moving target following a sinusoidal path

Your score is the share of time your cursor stays inside the moving circle, drilling the smooth aim used to follow strafing enemies.

Speed mode: hit shrinking targets before they disappear, score bonus for fast clicks

Targets shrink and vanish on a timer, and faster clicks earn a bonus, so it rewards quick target acquisition under pressure.

Precision mode: 20 targets of varying sizes, scored by distance from center

A fixed run of 20 targets grades each click by how close it lands to the bullseye, measuring fine micro-adjustment accuracy.

3D like in the game: grid, flicks and tracking with your sens

The camera turns by the same degrees per mouse count as CS2, Valorant, Apex, Overwatch 2, Fortnite, Call of Duty or Arena Breakout: Infinite, and the field of view comes from the game settings, so you train the same hand movement.

Sensitivity converter and cm/360

Enter your sens and DPI and the panel shows how many centimeters a full turn takes and which sensitivity gives the same turn in other games.

FAQ

What is flick shot training?

Flick shot training improves your ability to quickly move the cursor to a target and click. Targets appear one at a time in random positions, and you must hit them as fast as possible within 30 seconds.

How does tracking mode work?

In tracking mode, a target moves smoothly across the canvas along a sinusoidal path. Your goal is to keep your cursor within the target circle. The score reflects the percentage of time your cursor was on the target.

How do I bring my game sensitivity into the 3D mode?

Pick your game and enter the sensitivity and mouse DPI exactly as they are set in the game. The trainer turns the camera by the same number of degrees per mouse count as the game: 0.022° × sens in CS2 and Apex, 0.07° in Valorant, 0.0066° in Overwatch 2 and Call of Duty, 0.1024° in Arena Breakout: Infinite (and a quarter less vertically, as in the game itself). So the same hand movement gives the same turn. Below the fields you see how many centimeters a full turn takes and the same sensitivity in other games. If your game is not listed, choose "Other game" and enter your cm/360.

Why does the cursor disappear in the 3D mode?

The mouse is captured the way a game captures it: the cursor is hidden and movement turns the camera. Esc pauses, and Resume captures the mouse again. Chrome and Chromium-based browsers give the trainer raw mouse counts without system acceleration. If your browser cannot do that, a warning appears below the trainer: then your system pointer settings affect the turn speed.

What do the difficulty levels change?

In 2D, Easy has larger targets (44px) and slower movement, Medium has 32px targets at moderate speed, and Hard uses small 22px targets with fast movement and more simultaneous targets in Speed mode. In 3D, higher difficulty means smaller targets and a faster target in Tracking.

Does this work on touchscreen devices?

Yes, in 2D: touch input is supported for Flick Shot, Speed, and Precision modes. Tracking mode works best with a mouse since it requires continuous cursor positioning. The 3D mode needs a computer with a mouse.

Is a separate best kept for each mode?

Yes. Personal best scores are saved in your browser's local storage for each mode and difficulty combination, separately for 2D and 3D. They persist between sessions but are device-specific.

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Published 09 Apr 2026 Updated 01 May 2026 Author: The Supreme