Reflex Speed

Free Open Source Reaction Time Test

Click the moment the box turns green. Measure your reflex speed in milliseconds — free and instant, no download needed.

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Reaction time test — measure your reflex speed in milliseconds online
Real-time timing

Measures the exact moment you click after the signal appears.

Track your average

Last 5 attempts averaged so you can see improvement over runs.

Primary tool

Reaction Time Test

Click the box to start, then click again the instant it turns green.

Click to Start
Tap the box to begin a round
Millisecond accuracy
Timestamps captured with Date.now()
Early-click guard
Penalises clicking before the signal
Rolling average
Tracks your last 5 attempts
Browser based
No installs or signups needed

Reflex Measurement

Why Test Your Reaction Time?

Knowing your baseline reaction speed helps you track improvement for gaming, sport, or general health.

Gaming edge

Faster reflexes mean quicker responses in FPS and battle-royale games.

Benchmark yourself

Compare your result against average and pro-level reaction speed ranges.

Track improvement

Run multiple rounds and watch your average drop as you warm up.

Spot fatigue

A slow score after a long session is a useful signal to take a break.

Simple workflow

How to Use the Reaction Time Test

Three steps — click to start, wait for green, click as fast as you can.

Reaction time test step 1 - click the grey box to begin
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Click to start

Tap the grey box to enter the waiting state.

Reaction time test step 2 - wait for the green signal
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Wait for green

After a random delay the box turns bright green — click immediately.

Reaction time test step 3 - review your millisecond result
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See your time

Your reaction time in milliseconds appears instantly.

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What Is a Good Reaction Time?

The average human reaction time to a visual stimulus is around 200–250 milliseconds. This is the baseline for most adults under normal, rested conditions. Trained gamers and athletes frequently score in the 150–200 ms range thanks to practice and heightened focus. Elite esports professionals can sometimes dip below 150 ms in ideal conditions. Keep in mind that browser-based measurements add a small amount of overhead compared to native hardware timing, so scores here may read 10–20 ms higher than a dedicated peripheral benchmark.

Factors that affect your score include time of day, caffeine intake, screen refresh rate, mouse and monitor latency, and general fatigue. Always do several warm-up rounds before comparing your average against the table below.

Reaction Time Ratings

Time (ms) Rating Notes
Under 150 ms Elite Top-tier esports and professional athlete level
150–200 ms Pro Gamer Well above average — consistent competitive performance
200–250 ms Average Normal range for a healthy, rested adult
250–300 ms Slow Below average — try warming up or reducing distractions
300 ms+ Take a break Fatigue or distraction is likely affecting your score