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Drag and Drop Tester - Test Mouse Dragging Accuracy & Speed - Check Polling Rates
Drag the token to the target zone as accurately and quickly as you can. Complete 5 attempts to get your average drag duration and drop precision score.
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Attempts
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Drag & Drop Tester
Press Start Test to begin
Drag the Token!
Hold and drag the token to the target zone
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ms — Drop on target!
Dropped!
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ms drag duration
Missed!
You dropped outside the target — click to retry
Test Complete!
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ms average • 5 attempts
Press Reset to test again
Session Stats
Precision score00ms
Polling rate—Hz
Drop score0%
Speed avg0px/s
Avg Time0sec
Best drag—
Worst drag—
Session avg—
Tests run0
Missed drops0
Recent History
Attempt-by-Attempt Breakdown
Demo data — run a test to see your results
Drag n Drop Speed Guide
<200ms
⚡ Lightning
Top 1%
200–400ms
Fast
Top 15%
400–700ms
Average
Top 50%
700–1200ms
Slow
Top 80%
>1200ms
⏱ Very Slow
Room to improve
Speed and Acceleration Test
Speed Trend
Line • last 7 drags
Duration per Attempt
Bar • ms per attempt
Acceleration Profile
Radar • 5 metrics
Speed Tier Breakdown
Pie • tier share
What This Measures
The exact time in milliseconds from when you begin dragging to when you release on the target, plus your drop offset from the target centre in pixels.
Mouse Polling Rate
Higher polling rates (500–1000Hz) produce smoother drag tracking. Lower polling (125Hz) can cause jitter, making precise drops harder especially at high DPI and speed.
Tips for Accuracy
Lower your DPI for finer control during drags. Use a large mousepad for full arm movement. Keep your wrist steady and slow down near the target for the final drop.
DPI & Sensitivity
High DPI allows faster sweeps but reduces precision. Low DPI (400–800) gives more pixel-level control for accurate drops. Balance speed with your pad size.
Frequently Asked Questions
Landing within 10px of the target centre is considered precise for most users. Competitive gamers typically achieve under 5px consistently. A fast drag under 400ms with under 10px offset is an excellent combined score.
Drag detection requires the mouse button to remain held during movement. A worn left-click switch may briefly release mid-drag, breaking the gesture. High-speed drags on low-polling-rate mice can also cause missed tracking frames.
Polling rate is how often the mouse reports its position (in Hz). A 125Hz mouse updates every 8ms; a 1000Hz mouse every 1ms. Higher polling rates produce smoother paths and more accurate drop detection, especially during fast movements.
Lower your DPI for finer cursor movement per inch of mouse travel. Use a large mousepad. Practise slowing down in the final 20% of the drag path before release. Wrist stability and consistent pressure improve accuracy over time.
No. Click accuracy is a point-in-time precision test. Drag accuracy also requires sustained button pressure, path control during movement, and release precision — it is a more complex motor skill involving multiple phases of coordination.