Flicking and clicking
Gridshot Neon, Microflick, Spiderflick and Reflex Pop train fast, accurate flicks, from big snaps across the screen to small corrections onto a head.
A free aim trainer that plays like your game
Aim Trainer is a free 3D aim trainer that runs in your browser. Nothing to download and no account to make. Enter the sensitivity you use in VALORANT, CS2, Apex Legends, Overwatch 2, Fortnite or Call of Duty and the trainer turns exactly as far as your game does for the same mouse movement, so the muscle memory you build here carries straight over.
Most aim trainers give you floating balls and a laser. This one also copies how your game shoots: each game's recoil pattern, first-shot accuracy, spray bloom, fire rate and headshot damage. From Tier III the bots shoot back, so you practise taking fights, not just clicking dots.
Aim training drills for every skill
14 drills cover the core aim skills. Each has five difficulty tiers, from Recruit to Pro. Reach Gold on a tier to unlock the next one.
Tracking
Strafe Track, Sky Track and Jitter Track keep your crosshair on targets that strafe, jump, fly and change direction, the skill that matters most in Apex, Overwatch and Fortnite.
Target switching
Switchblade makes you clear several targets in a row, moving smoothly from one to the next without overshooting.
Tactical FPS
Corner Peek, Counter-Strafe, Headshot DM and Duel Angles train crosshair placement, stopping before you shoot, and clearing angles while you move.
Weapon control
Spray Control teaches your game's recoil pattern. Long Watch is a scoped sniper drill for holding long angles.
Survival
Overdrive is an arcade survival mode that speeds up until you miss too often. Good for a quick break between serious drills.
Aim trainer for Valorant, CS2, Apex, Overwatch and Fortnite
Pick your game when you start and the trainer sets itself up to match it: your sensitivity and field of view, a weapon that handles like the one you use, a map in the right style, and the way enemies move and take damage.
Valorant aim trainer
Rifle one-taps, red enemy outlines, 100 health plus 50 armour, and no damage numbers. Train crosshair placement, counter-strafing and the first bullets of a spray.
CS2 aim trainer
CS2 sensitivity and FOV, an AK-style spray pattern, bullets that land above the crosshair as you spray, and counter-strafe timing.
Apex aim trainer
Shield and health bars, coloured damage numbers, recoil that moves your camera, and long tracking fights against strafing enemies.
Overwatch aim trainer
200-health targets, fast strafes and aerial tracking for hitscan heroes.
Fortnite aim trainer
Fortnite's percentage sensitivity, spread bloom, crit numbers, and targets that jump and crouch.
Call of Duty and more
Presets for Call of Duty, Rainbow Six Siege, Marvel Rivals and Deadlock. For The Finals, PUBG, Halo or any other shooter, enter your cm/360. The sensitivity converter works it out.
How to use an aim trainer to actually improve
- Match your sensitivity first. Copy your in-game sens, then run the 360° check to confirm one full mouse swipe turns you exactly 360° in both games. Practising at the wrong sens builds the wrong habits.
- Warm up, don't burn out. The 5-minute warm-up playlist wakes up every skill before you queue. Fifteen focused minutes a day beats two hours once a week.
- Accuracy first, then speed. Play a tier until your hits are clean, then move up. Speed comes on its own.
- Train your weakest skill. After every run you get a breakdown: overflicks and underflicks, where your shots spread, crosshair placement and reaction time. The Smart Plan builds a session around your weakest skills.
- Take it into your game. A trainer builds mechanics. Use them in deathmatch or ranked straight after, while they're fresh.
Features
- Exact sensitivity and FOV matching, with raw mouse input
- Gunplay modelled on each game: recoil, spread, fire rate and damage
- Five difficulty tiers per drill. Bots shoot back from Tier III
- Five 3D maps: Neon Arena, Sunset Bazaar, Harbor Yard, Neon District and Alpine Outpost
- Ranks, XP, a daily challenge, achievements and a skill radar
- Aim-down-sights and scoped sniper practice
- Crosshair editor, rebindable keys and colour-blind-safe targets
- Works offline after your first visit, and your progress is saved in your browser
Aim trainer FAQ
Is Aim Trainer free?
Yes. The full trainer is free to play in your browser, with no account and no download.
Do aim trainers actually work?
They help most when you practise at your real sensitivity and train the skills your game needs. A trainer gives you hundreds of focused shots in a few minutes, far more than a ranked match. It doesn't replace game sense, so play matches too.
Which aim trainer is best?
It depends on what you want: a free download, the biggest scenario library, or the closest match to your game. See our comparison of the best aim trainers.
How do I match my in-game sensitivity?
Choose your game in setup and type in your in-game sensitivity. The trainer converts it for you. Then run the 360° check: if one swipe turns you a full circle in both games, they match. For games without a preset, enter your cm/360, or convert your sens with the sensitivity converter.
How long should I use an aim trainer each day?
15 to 30 minutes is plenty for most players. Short daily sessions work better than long ones, and stop when your accuracy drops or your arm gets tired.
Does it work on Mac, Linux or a Chromebook?
Yes, in any modern Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari with WebGL 2. You need a mouse and keyboard; it doesn't support phones or touch screens.
Is my progress saved?
Your settings, ranks and stats are saved in your browser. To move them to another browser or PC, use Settings → Gameplay → Export / Import backup.