APM Test

Hit the green tile (or key) as fast and accurately as you can. Misses lower your accuracy.

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APM Test guide

What is APM (Actions Per Minute)?

The number of actions you perform in one minute. The metric comes from RTS games like StarCraft and is now a standard measure of gaming mechanics. This test measures it by clicking the green tile on a grid (3×3, 4×4, 5×5) or pressing the green key among Q W E A S D.

Accuracy counts as well as speed: final APM = raw APM × accuracy.

What is a good APM?

Smaller grids mean shorter mouse travel and higher APM, so the rank thresholds differ per mode. On 3×3, 111–160 is Skilled and 200+ is Master; on keyboard, 81–120 is Skilled and 160+ is Master.

Pro players are known to reach 300–400 APM in real games, but that number includes meaningful commands, so it is not directly comparable to this test.

Result table (rank by mode)

Rank	3×3	4×4	5×5	Keyboard
Master	200+	180+	160+	160+
Expert	161–199	141–179	126–159	121–159
Skilled	111–160	101–140	91–125	81–120
Beginner	65–110	55–100	45–90	40–80
Starter	under 65	under 55	under 45	under 40

How to measure accurately

Build a base with 60 seconds on the 3×3 grid before moving to bigger grids or keyboard mode.
Missed clicks lower accuracy and cut your final APM. Get accuracy first; speed follows.
Short tests like 15 seconds only reflect burst speed. Use 60 seconds or more to check endurance.
Max APM is the fastest 5-second window. A big gap from the average means your rhythm broke.

How to raise your APM

Practice often in short, focused sessions and keep a proper posture and grip. Rushing and missing costs points, so lock in accuracy first and then add speed. Rotate through the modes to find what suits you, and use a comfortable key layout in keyboard mode. On long tests a steady rhythm raises your average more than chasing a peak. Keep in mind that a high APM alone does not make you a better player; meaningful actions have to grow with it.