What is AimBetween.Games?
A free browser-based aim trainer for FPS players. No download: it runs in Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Safari. Deadlock, Valorant, CS2, Overwatch, Apex Legends: the fundamentals of mouse aim are the same in all of them, and the five modes here each train one.
Flick: snap to random targets before they vanish. Reaction speed and precision.
Gridshot: multiple targets at once. Target switching speed and spatial awareness.
Strafe: track a strafing target and click on direction changes. Smooth tracking.
Tracking: keep your crosshair on a moving circle. Sustained cursor control.
Speed: tiny targets, millisecond windows. Pure reaction time.
Features: global leaderboards, friends, customisable settings, and premium analytics.
Aim is a trainable skill. Even 5 minutes of focused practice builds muscle memory that transfers to real games. Learn more →
How a session works
Start with the 10-minute warmup, which uses all five modes, then spend the rest of your time on the one that matches the skill you want to improve: Flick for snap aim, Gridshot for target switching, Strafe and Tracking for staying on a moving target, Speed for reaction time. The daily schedule guide lays out a 15-minute plan.
Set your sensitivity once and keep it. If you are coming from another game, the converter carries your cm/360 across, and the sensitivity guide shows how to measure it with a ruler.
Scores, boards and seasons
Casual boards record every round you play. Ranked keeps each player's single best at standardized settings, and the ranked boards reset on the 1st of every month (UTC), so each month is a fresh season. You can start without an account; signing up is free and saves your scores, lets you play ranked, and unlocks Tracking and Speed. Premium adds flick history across weeks and sensitivity setups, score trends and mode-specific settings.
Who makes it
AimBetween.Games is a one-person project by Dave, who builds it and fact-checks and publishes every guide. The editorial standards page explains how the guides are made and checked.
Guides & Free Tools
Guides on the skills behind the scores, written for players who want to understand what they're training and why it works.
Sensitivity Converter: carry your exact sens between Valorant, CS2, Apex, OW2, and Deadlock. New
Strafe Training for FiveM: GTA V gunfights are strafe fights. What transfers, what doesn't. New
Find Your Sensitivity: cm/360 explained, and why consistency beats endless tweaking.
10-Minute Warmup: a minute-by-minute routine using all five modes.
7 Aim Mistakes: the habits that keep players hardstuck, and the fixes.
All guides → · Leaderboards: casual boards record every round; ranked keeps each player's single best at standardized settings.