How fast are you?

Free, no-signup speed tests. Measure your reaction time, click speed, and aim accuracy in under a minute. Beat your score. Share the receipts.

⚡ Reaction

~10 seconds

Reaction Time

Click when the screen turns green. 5 trials, average in milliseconds. World average ~273ms.

Your best —

~30 seconds

Choice Reaction

Press the key matching the color that flashes. Decision + reaction — closer to real games.

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◎ Aim

~30 seconds

Aim Trainer

Click 30 targets fast. Tracks targets-per-second and accuracy. Great FPS warmup.

Your best —

15 seconds

Tracking

Keep your cursor on a moving target. % time on target. Smooth-pursuit aim for FPS.

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10 scenes

Crosshair Placement

Click where your crosshair should be pre-aimed on each scene. Trains the most-undervalued FPS skill.

Your best —

~30 seconds

Horizontal Aim

Targets stay on a head-level band. Pure wrist-sweep practice for flat-y FPS angles.

Your best —

~30 seconds

Flick Trainer

Each target spawns far from your last click. Pure snap-aim training — the recovery skill.

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⏩ Raw Speed

5 / 10 / 60 sec

Click Speed (CPS)

Clicks per second over a fixed window. Internet average ~6.5 CPS.

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15 / 30 / 60 sec

Typing Speed (WPM)

Type a passage. Tracks WPM and accuracy. Average ~45 WPM. Touch-typists hit 60+.

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▣ Memory

Open-ended

Sequence Memory

Watch the pattern, repeat it. Pattern grows by one each round. Average ~9 steps.

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Open-ended

Number Memory

Memorize a number, type it back. Each round adds a digit. Average ~9 digits.

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What is FastX?

FastX is a collection of free browser-based reflex, aim, memory, and speed tests. Each one runs in your browser — no install, no signup, no data collected. Results are stored locally so you can chase your personal best across sessions, and each test ranks you on a percentile curve with an honest letter grade.

New here? Start with this

Just curious about your reflexes? Try the reaction time test first — ten seconds, tells you how you compare to the average human.
Want to train for a specific game? Head to the Lab — pick a skill goal (Reaction / Aim / Speed / Memory) and get a curated routine.
Want the theory? Read Why Speed Matters in Gaming — the four speed skills, what each one does, and how to train it.

How are scores calculated?

Each test produces a raw score (ms, CPS, WPM, etc.) which gets mapped to a skill percentile based on real public data. The percentile maps to a letter grade from F to S+. Your composite FastX Score is the average of your skill percentiles across every test you’ve completed.