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0Best Streak
🎯Click to StartHit the targets before they vanish
The ClickBattle aim trainer is a free click accuracy test. Static targets appear one at a time and vanish after a short window — you click each one before it despawns. In a fixed time limit you score targets hit, accuracy (hits divided by targets), and your best streak of consecutive hits.
It is a simple, honest test of mouse precision and reaction speed. One target shows at a time in a random spot inside the play area. Click it and the next appears instantly; let it sit too long and it despawns, which counts as a miss. The faster and more accurately you acquire targets, the higher you score.
There is no motion to track and no aim-assist — just you, a cursor, and a target. That makes it a clean benchmark you can repeat and compare, the same way the CPS click speed test measures clicking speed.
Three numbers describe a run. Targets hit is the headline — how many you cleared in the time limit. Accuracy is hits divided by total targets, so a target that despawns drags it down. Best streak is your longest run of consecutive hits with no miss.
One rule keeps the streak honest: clicking empty space does not count as a hit or a miss, but it does reset your streak to zero. That makes best streak a real anti-spam measure of clean aim — you cannot mash the mouse and fluke a long streak.
Difficulty changes the target size and how long each one stays before despawning:
Whichever difficulty you pick, you can run it over 5, 10, 30 or 60 seconds — short runs test your flick speed, longer runs test focus and stamina as your hand tires.
Your result maps to one of seven aim rank tiers, based on how many targets you hit per second, so the ranking is fair across every duration:
These tiers share the same F–S+ language as our CPS rank tiers, on a separate scale built for aim.
Short, focused sessions beat long grinds. Keep your cursor near the centre so every target is a short flick away, click only when you are actually on the target, and treat a broken streak as the signal you are rushing. Lower your sensitivity if you constantly overshoot, raise it if small targets feel out of reach.
Aim and speed win Minecraft fights together. For why click accuracy matters in PvP and how to train it properly, read our aim trainer for Minecraft PvP guide. To train the speed half, take a CPS test or jump into a 1v1 duel.
Not your accuracy — a background click is not counted as a hit or a miss. But it does reset your current streak to zero, so spamming the mouse will wreck your best streak even if your accuracy looks fine.
A target you do not click before it despawns. Each miss lowers your accuracy and breaks your streak. Targets do not move, so a miss is always a timing or precision issue, never a tracking one.
Yes. The play area scales to your screen and targets stay large enough to tap, even on Hard. A mouse will always be more precise than a touchscreen, but the trainer is fully playable on a phone.
Your recent aim runs are stored locally in your own browser, separate from your CPS scores. Nothing is uploaded — clear your browser data and they are gone.