Step by step
- For controller practice, open your game's built-in firing range or custom match.
- Adjust your stick sensitivity and deadzone settings inside that game.
- If you also play on mouse or phone, use the aim trainer on this page to warm up.
- Pick One target or Three targets, size, and 30 or 60 seconds, then click Start.
At a glance
| Input type | Supported here | Better option for controller |
|---|---|---|
| Controller / gamepad | Not supported | In-game practice range or 3D trainer |
| PC mouse | Fully supported | Use One or Three targets on this page |
| Phone / tablet touch | Fully supported | Tap targets directly in mobile browser |
Related questions
Does this aim trainer work with Xbox or PlayStation controllers?
No, it only accepts mouse clicks and touchscreen taps in the browser.
What should controller players use to warm up?
In-game practice modes, bot lobbies, or native 3D aim trainers with controller support are the best fit because they use your actual stick curve and aim assist.
Can I use a controller on PC with this page?
Even on PC, this 2D browser trainer is designed for mouse and touch rather than analog sticks.
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Updated November 14, 2026.