Tracking Test
Test your mouse tracking accuracy. Click to start, then follow the moving target with your cursor. Timer starts when you first reach the target.
Statistics
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Grade
- -
- Accuracy
- 0%
- Average Distance
- 0px
- Best Distance
- 0px
Information & Guide
Benefits of Tracking Test
Improve Hand-Eye Coordination
Tracking tests train the connection between visual perception and motor control. This improves your ability to smoothly follow moving objects, essential for gaming, sports, and precision tasks.
Enhance Gaming Performance
Smooth tracking is crucial for FPS games, MOBA games, and esports. Improving your tracking ability can significantly increase your accuracy and performance in competitive gaming.
Develop Smooth Mouse Control
Tracking tests help develop smooth, controlled mouse movements rather than jerky corrections. This improves precision and reduces overshooting when aiming at moving targets.
Track Progress
Monitor your average distance and best distance across different difficulty levels. Track improvements over time to see your skill development and set goals.
Average Results & Statistics
Easy Difficulty
Target Speed: Slow
Good Average Distance: Under 20px
Good Best Distance: Under 10px
Description
Beginner-friendly difficulty with slower target movement. Perfect for learning smooth tracking and building confidence. Focus on maintaining consistent distance before moving to harder levels.
Normal Difficulty
Target Speed: Moderate
Good Average Distance: Under 30px
Good Best Distance: Under 15px
Description
Balanced difficulty for most users. Provides a good challenge while maintaining reasonable tracking expectations. Most gamers perform best at this level.
Hard Difficulty
Target Speed: Fast
Good Average Distance: Under 40px
Good Best Distance: Under 20px
Description
Challenging difficulty with fast, unpredictable movement. Requires excellent tracking skills and smooth mouse control. Professional gamers and experienced players typically excel at this level.
Expert Performance
Average Distance (Hard): Under 15px
Best Distance (Hard): Under 5px
Consistency: High
Description
Elite performance level achieved by professional gamers and highly trained individuals. Requires exceptional hand-eye coordination, smooth mouse control, and consistent practice.
Overall User Statistics
Most users achieve 25-40px average distance on Normal difficulty. Professional gamers typically maintain 10-20px average distance on Hard difficulty. The key to improvement is consistent practice, starting with smooth movements and gradually increasing difficulty. Remember that smooth, controlled tracking is often more important than raw speed in competitive scenarios.
Practical Applications
- Gaming Training
- Tracking training is essential for competitive FPS games like CS:GO, Valorant, and Overwatch. Practice 15-30 minutes daily to maintain and improve your tracking. Focus on smooth movements and consistent distance.
- Performance Benchmark
- Compare your scores across different difficulty levels to understand your skill level. Track your average and best distances to identify areas for improvement and set realistic goals.
- Consistent Practice Routine
- Practice at the same time each day for consistent results. Warm up with Easy difficulty, then practice on your target difficulty. Take breaks to avoid fatigue and maintain focus.
- Mouse Sensitivity Training
- Use tracking tests to find your optimal mouse sensitivity. Test different DPI settings and find what works best for smooth tracking. Consistent sensitivity settings improve muscle memory and control.
Important Notes
- Tracking performance can vary significantly based on mouse sensitivity (DPI), mouse pad quality, monitor refresh rate, and input lag. Use consistent equipment for accurate comparisons.
- Smooth, controlled movements are more important than raw speed in tracking. Focus on maintaining consistent distance rather than trying to perfectly match the target's position.
- Fatigue significantly impacts tracking performance. Take regular breaks and avoid extended practice sessions. Quality practice is more valuable than quantity.
- Different difficulty levels train different skills. Easy focuses on smooth movements, while Hard focuses on fast reactions and adaptability. Practice both to become a well-rounded player.
- Mouse sensitivity settings are personal preference, but most professional gamers use lower sensitivity (400-800 DPI) for better control and smoother tracking.
- Warm up before competitive play. 5-10 minutes of tracking practice can significantly improve your performance in actual games.
- Keep your mouse cursor within the test area. Moving outside the area will pause tracking measurements and may affect your results.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about tracking testing.