Aim Test | How to use and interpret results
This ten-target activity records how far a click lands from each target's centre. It is a small pointing game, with a narrower scoring rule than whole-screen shooting accuracy.
- Runs in your browser
- Nothing is uploaded
- No signup; device limits apply
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How to use this tool
Start the activity and click the target centres in sequence. Keep the same pointing device and screen scale for comparisons; clicks outside the target are not part of this score.
Results and examples
A mean distance of 3 px means that recorded clicks averaged three pixels from the centre. After ten target clicks, compare that distance with the displayed hit count.
Worked example
A mean distance of 3 px means that recorded clicks averaged three pixels from the centre. After ten target clicks, compare that distance with the displayed hit count.
Limitations
- Outside-target attempts are not included in an accuracy denominator.
- Mouse sensitivity and scaling affect scores; this is not a clinical or occupational assessment.
Data handling
Processing stays in the current browser tab; the site does not upload tool input for the calculation itself.
Sources
Frequently asked questions
What does a 3 px average mean?
A mean distance of 3 px means that recorded clicks averaged three pixels from the centre. After ten target clicks, compare that distance with the displayed hit count.
Are scores comparable across devices?
Outside-target attempts are not included in an accuracy denominator. Mouse sensitivity and scaling affect scores; this is not a clinical or occupational assessment.
