A browserAim Lab alternative.
Aim Lab is a popular desktop aim trainer. When you want to warm up without installing anything — on a laptop, a Mac, a work or school PC — AimRange runs the classic drills in a browser tab, with your real sensitivity.
Play free now→| Aim Lab | AimRange | |
|---|---|---|
| Installation | Download a desktop app | Nothing — open a tab |
| Works on | Desktop app | Any desktop browser: Windows, macOS, Linux, ChromeOS |
| Scenarios | Large library | 6 core drills, one per fundamental |
| Sensitivity | Matches many games | VALORANT, CS2, Apex Legends, Overwatch 2 — 1:1 cm/360 |
| Crosshair | Customizable | VALORANT crosshair code import & export |
| Leaderboards | Yes | Weekly & all-time, no account needed |
| Price | Free download | Free |
Pick Aim Lab if you want a very large scenario library and long training plans on your gaming PC.
Pick AimRange for a quick warm-up before a match, on any computer, without installing or signing in.
Our scenarios follow the community-standard drill types:
Is AimRange affiliated with Aim Lab?
No. AimRange is an independent project. Aim Lab and Aimlabs are trademarks of State Space Labs, Inc.
Is a browser aim trainer as good as a desktop app?
For daily warm-ups and core drills, yes: Chrome and Edge give raw, unaccelerated mouse input, and runs are short. Frame rate depends on your browser and hardware, so close heavy tabs for the smoothest feel.
Can I bring my Aim Lab scores?
No — scores aren’t comparable between trainers because target sizes, distances and scoring differ. Use our live benchmarks on each scenario page instead.
Does it work on a Mac or Chromebook?
Yes. Any desktop browser with a mouse works. For raw input use a recent Chrome or Edge.
Aim Lab and Aimlabs are trademarks of State Space Labs, Inc. AimRange is not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by State Space Labs. Comparison reflects publicly visible product characteristics and may change.