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Valorant Aim Trainer

Free aim practice online: gridshot, flicks, tracking and a reaction time test, with your own Valorant sensitivity.

A Valorant map behind the aim trainer targets

Score0

30.0

Accuracy–

Click to start. Your mouse locks to the game like in Valorant; Esc stops.

Tap the targets as fast as you can.

Map
Crosshair

Valorant aim practice: 4 modes

Each mode trains one part of your aim. Every round is 30 seconds.

  1. Click timing

    Gridshot

    Three targets stay on screen. Hit one and a new one appears. Fast, clean clicks on targets close together.

  2. Flick shots

    Flicks

    One target at a time, anywhere on the screen. Move fast and stop right on it, like a peek that catches you off angle.

  3. Smooth aim

    Tracking

    The target strafes left and right like a player spamming A and D. Keep your crosshair on it as long as you can.

  4. Reaction time test

    Reaction time

    Wait, then click the moment the target appears. Five tries; you get your average in milliseconds.

A 10-minute Valorant aim routine

Before ranked, every day. Short and the same each time, so you can see your scores go up.

  1. 1′

    Reaction time

    Two rounds to wake your hands up.

  2. 3′

    Gridshot

    Six rounds. Speed first, then the same speed with fewer misses.

  3. 3′

    Flicks

    Six rounds. Stop on the target instead of shooting while you move.

  4. 3′

    Tracking

    Six rounds. Relax your grip and follow with your arm.

  5. +1

    One Deathmatch

    Then play one Deathmatch in Valorant, aiming for heads only.

Aim trainer with your Valorant sens

Type your in-game sensitivity and DPI. The trainer turns with Valorant's own math, so a flick here is the same hand move as in the game.

eDPI280

cm / 360°46.7

inches / 360°18.4

Most Valorant pros play between 200 and 400 eDPI.

Valorant aim trainer FAQ

Is there a free aim trainer for Valorant?

Yes, this one. It runs in your browser with nothing to download and no sign-up: gridshot, flicks, tracking and a reaction time test.

Does this aim trainer use my Valorant sensitivity?

Yes. Type your Valorant sens and the trainer turns 0.07 degrees per mouse count times your sens, the same as the game.

How do I improve my aim in Valorant?

Hold your crosshair at head height, stop before you shoot, and warm up 10 minutes a day with the same routine. Short and every day beats long once a week.

How long should I aim train a day?

10 to 20 minutes is enough. After that your hand gets tired and you practise mistakes.

What is a good reaction time for Valorant?

Most people click in 200 to 300 ms. Under 200 ms is fast; pros are often around 150 to 180 ms.

Does aim training work for Valorant?

Yes, for the mouse part: flicks, tracking and clicking on time. Crosshair placement and game sense you still learn in the game.

Aim Lab or Kovaak's for Valorant?

Both are good downloads. For a quick warm-up before ranked, a browser trainer like this one starts in one click.

Can I use this aim trainer on my phone?

Yes, you tap the targets. The reaction time test works well on a phone; for flicks and tracking a mouse is better.

What sensitivity do Valorant pros use?

Most use 800 DPI and a sens between 0.25 and 0.45, so an eDPI of about 200 to 400.

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