Reaction Time Test
If youโve ever wondered whether your brain can quickly process visual information or not, this simple quiz is for you! The rule is very simple: When the red circle turns green, tap/click the left mouse button on the screen as fast as possible!
The average reaction time to visual stimulus is around 250ms (milliseconds) and most people are able to achieve up to 200ms with a bit of training. The fastest documented reaction time to visual stimulus is 120 milliseconds, which is an extremely difficult record to beat. If you believe youโve got what it takes to do better, feel free to upload a video of you doing this test on Youtube and send us the link. You can retake this test as many times as you want with no impact on your final score!
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- On Aug 3, 2020 - Alain Rancy reached 118ms. Congrats!
- According to research, visual cortex response is around 50โ70 ms after light enters the eye.
- Update: For record applications, a video (camera + fingers) is required. The worst of 5 attempts decides your score to ensure fairness. Contact us via email for details.
- Aug 2022 - Oct 2023: Added local leaderboard, enhanced UI, and fixed sorting/performance bugs. Special thanks to Alexandro2k from Mexico.
- Introduced Average Reaction Time of Animals. - Dec 1, 2023
- Added color options for red-green color blind users. - Aug 31, 2025
- Dec 28, 2025: Overhauled the test for a smoother experience, redesigned result pages, and fixed research links.
- Major Update: Significantly improved measurement accuracy by removing dependency on the browser's internal refresh rate and optimizing decimal precision. Special thanks to user VesHaR from Japan for the valuable feedback! - Jan 17, 2026