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Reaction Time Test

Click the instant the screen turns green! Measure your reaction time 5 times and beat your record.

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    How to use

    1. 1

      Start

      Press start and wait.

    2. 2

      Click when green

      Click as fast as you can the moment the screen turns green.

    3. 3

      See your results

      After 5 rounds, your average and best time are shown.

    Features

    • Reaction time measured in milliseconds
    • 5 rounds with average and best time
    • Best time saved locally to beat
    • All in your browser with no data sent

    Use cases

    Warm up before gaming

    Check your reaction speed before FPS or rhythm games.

    Daily record chasing

    Measure every day and track your condition in numbers.

    Friendly competition

    Compare best times and see who is fastest.

    Details

    The reaction time test measures how fast you click the moment the screen turns green, in milliseconds. Human visual reaction averages 200-250 ms, and the test works as training or a warm-up.

    Each session has 5 rounds. Clicking early (before green) is invalid and the round restarts. After 5 rounds, your average and your best time are shown.

    Your best time is saved only in your device's local storage, giving you a target for next time. Everything runs in your browser and nothing is sent anywhere.

    FAQ

    What is the average human reaction time?

    Visual reaction averages 200-250 ms. Under 150 ms is considered very fast.

    What happens if I click early?

    The round is invalid and restarts. Only clicks after the screen turns green count.

    Where is my best time saved?

    Only in your device's local storage. Nothing is sent anywhere.

    How many rounds per session?

    5 rounds per session. You can start again as many times as you like.

    All processing happens in your browser. Your files are never uploaded.

    Did you know?

    Average human visual reaction time is about 200-250 milliseconds.

    Optional usage measurement settings

    Only with your consent, a random browser ID and tool/learning events are sent to measure return visits. This is pseudonymous measurement. Inputs, answers, keys, files and search terms are excluded. Consent expires after 90 days. Declining does not limit any feature.

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