The Valorant aim trainer that runs in your browser
AimKata is a free Valorant aim trainer that runs in a browser tab, with no install and no account. It uses Valorant's sensitivity scale, field of view, crosshair codes and gun numbers, so your own settings carry over. You get 21 drills, an eight-chapter Path and a rank for each of seven skills.
Updated
- 21drills across 7 skills
- $0for the whole trainer, with no account
- 8chapters on the Path
- 0.07°per mouse count at sensitivity 1, as in Valorant
Start with one drill
Your first drill takes about a minute.
Why practise in a browser tab?
A tab is the shortest way to get a drill under your hand. Open the trainer, type your Valorant sensitivity and you are playing: nothing to install, no launcher and no account. Your runs are saved in that browser.
A tab is only useful if the numbers line up with the game, so they do. Sensitivity turns the view by the same 0.07° per mouse count, the view is locked at the same 103° horizontal, and the Vandal fires 9.75 rounds a second from a 25-round magazine. The about page lists every match and marks which ones are estimates.
What can you practise?
Seven skills, each with a ranked drill to measure it. All 21 drills are on the drills page, and 16 of them are free.
Flick
Grid Flick
Three targets on a grid. Clear them as fast as you can.
60 sGhostRanked
Precision
Micro Flick
Tiny targets, tiny corrections.
60 sGhostRanked
Tracking
Strafe Track
Stay on a strafing bot.
45 sVandalRanked
Spray
Spray Control
Empty the magazine into one target.
8 repsVandalRanked
Placement
Clear the Angles
Walk the route and pre-aim every corner.
One routeVandalRanked
Reaction
Reflex
React to a target that appears without warning.
30 targetsGhostRanked
Awareness
Sound Locate
Hear them coming, aim before they appear.
20 roundsVandalRanked
How do you start?
Four steps, and the first two only happen once.
Enter your sensitivity
Open Settings and type your Valorant sensitivity and mouse DPI. Then run Check your 360°: swipe one full turn, and if it does not land on 360° AimKata scales your mouse to match. It takes about ten seconds.
Paste your crosshair
Copy your profile code in Valorant and paste it under Crosshair, Import code. You practise with the crosshair you play with.
Play a ranked drill
Ranked runs use one fixed difficulty, so your scores are comparable. A ranked drill in 5 of the seven skills earns your overall rank, Iron 1 to Radiant.
Follow the routine or the Path
The daily routine on Play is built from your weakest skills. The Path, below, walks the fundamentals in order. Both are free.
| Chapter | Drills | Pass mark |
|---|---|---|
| Set up to be consistent | Sensitivity and crosshair setup | Mark it done when your setup is final |
| Crosshair placement | Clear the Angles | Silver 1 on Clear the Angles |
| Stop, then shoot | Peek Duel | 70% stable shots on Peek Duel |
| Flicks and micro-adjustments | Grid Flick, Micro Flick | Gold 1 on Grid Flick |
| Tap, burst, spray | Burst & Tap, Spray Control | Gold 1 on Spray Control |
| Holding angles | Site Hold, Reflex | Platinum 1 on Site Hold |
| Peeking and duels | Peek Duel, Site Hold | Platinum 1 on Peek Duel |
| Awareness | Sound Locate, Threat Priority | Diamond 1 on Sound Locate |
Ranks here are AimKata's own drill ranks, not your Valorant rank. The aim tracker page explains how they are set.
What does it track?
Every run is saved with its score, accuracy, headshot rate and time to kill, and each drill keeps a trend. Stats shows your rank per skill, your strongest and weakest skill, and the one drill that would move your rank most. It measures your practice, not your Valorant matches.
Pro adds the aim analysis: how far your first movement overshoots, how many corrections you make, your Fitts throughput and a recommended sensitivity. Every metric is defined here.
Can you bring your own crosshair?
Yes. AimKata imports and exports Valorant crosshair profile codes and draws them pixel for pixel, so the crosshair you paste is the one you practise with and any code you make here pastes straight back into the game. The generator offers 20 shapes and 19 colours and scores each result. Free players keep 3 saved crosshairs.
Looking for a new one? See the best Valorant crosshairs, or open the crosshair studio.
Common questions
Is AimKata really free?
Yes. All 12 ranked drills, ranks, the Path, the daily routine and the leaderboards cost nothing. Pro is $5 a month and adds aim analysis, the sensitivity finder, the coach and five more drills. Pricing lists everything.
Do I need to install anything or sign in?
No. AimKata runs in a browser tab and you can play with no account. You only sign in with Google for the leaderboards or to buy a plan. A guest’s runs are never sent anywhere; they stay in that browser.
Which browser and hardware does it need?
Use Chrome or Edge, which support raw mouse input. In other browsers, turn off Enhance pointer precision in Windows. AimKata needs a computer with WebGL2, a mouse and a keyboard. The menus work on a phone, but the drills need a mouse.
Will this make me better at Valorant?
It trains the parts that match the game: your turn distance, stopping before you shoot, first-shot timing and small corrections. It cannot train decisions against real people or map knowledge. This guide says what carries over and what does not.
Can I move my stats to another computer?
Yes, by file. Settings, Data exports a backup and imports it on another machine. There is no automatic cloud sync of run history yet.
Is AimKata connected to Riot Games?
No. AimKata is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Riot Games. It contains no Riot models, maps, sounds or art.
Try one drill now
Type your sensitivity in and take the first one.
Sources
Keep going
- Valorant aim practice: what to drill and what carries overA 15-minute Valorant routine with minutes per drill, how to adjust it by rank or time, sensitivity figures with sources, and a table of what transfers to the game.
- Aim practice online, for any mouse shooterGeneral aim practice for people who have not picked a game: the skills, Fitts difficulty, a first sensitivity by turn distance, and a 10-minute routine.
- A Valorant aim tracker that defines every numberWhat AimKata records per run, how each metric and the aim analysis are defined, the score table for every rank, and how to read progress.
- The best crosshairs for Valorant26 Valorant crosshair codes by style, each drawn from its code, 10 sourced pro codes, how to import one, and what AimKata's aim score measures.
- Valorant aim drills: what to play and whyEvery AimKata drill by skill, with a guide to which of the 21 to play for a given weakness.
- An Aimlabs alternative for Valorant, compared honestlyAn honest comparison of AimKata with Aimlabs and KovaaK's: price, install size, library and where each is better. Not affiliated with Aimlabs.
- AimKata price and plansThe price of each plan: Free, Pro at $5 a month and Supporter at $50 a month, what each includes, and how billing and cancelling work.
- What is AimKata?What AimKata is, how each Valorant number is matched and which are estimates, how its ranks are defined, and how to reach it.