Click Accuracy Test
Click ring centers to measure precision in pixels with per-click marks.
Target area
- Target0/10
- Average deviation—
- Clicks inside the ring0
Private by design: clicks never leave your browser. Nothing is uploaded or stored.
Average deviation
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Series best (lowest average): —
Tip: Aim for the exact center dot, not the ring edge. Speed does not matter here — only pixels count.
Measure your click precision in pixels
- Choose how many targets the series has — 10 gives the fairest average.
- Press Start series: a ring appears at a random spot with a center dot.
- Click exactly on the center dot; every click advances to the next target.
- Deviation is measured in pixels from the center — lower is better.
- Finish all targets to see average deviation, best click and your band.
- For speed against the clock instead of precision, use the Aim Trainer.
Click-precision questions
What is a good precision score?
With a mouse, averaging under 16 pixels from the center is good; under 8 is excellent. Touchpads and touchscreens score higher and that is normal.
Why pixels and not a percentage?
Pixels are honest: they show exactly how far your clicks land. Percentages hide screen size — 10 pixels mean the same everywhere.
Does target size change the result?
The ring is always the same size here (28 px radius), so series are comparable. Clicks outside still count — distance is distance.
How is the average computed here?
Plain mean of every click: deviations of 6, 12, 9, 15 and 8 px average 10 px. The page also shows your best click and how many landed inside the ring.