Practice fast flicks to targets that appear and disappear.
Flick to the targets
Targets appear briefly at random spots. Snap to each one and click before it vanishes.
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Click start. Targets appear one at a time at random positions for a short window.
Snap your cursor to each target and click it before it disappears.
After 20 targets, see your average flick time, accuracy and best flick.
A flick is a single, rapid mouse movement to a known position — like a pre-aimed headshot or snapping to an enemy who peeks. It relies on muscle memory more than tracking, which is why flick trainers use instant, disappearing targets.
The best flick is fast enough to beat your opponent and accurate enough to connect. This trainer measures both: average time per target and hit percentage. Perfect flick training balances the two rather than sacrificing one for the other.
Under 400 ms per target is solid, under 300 ms is fast, and elite players flick in 200-250 ms with high accuracy. Track both time and accuracy together.
Yes — flicks are core to Valorant, CS2 and Overwatch one-taps. It transfers well when paired with correct crosshair placement.
From the moment a target appears until you hit it. The timer resets each target and averages across the whole session.
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