Mouse Jitter & Angle Snapping Test

Draw lines to check your sensor for hidden smoothing, jitter, and polling stutters. Essential for competitive FPS gaming.

Diagnostic Canvas

Test: Draw fast circles & slow diagonal lines
Raw Input Tracking Active

Why You Need a Mouse Jitter Test & Angle Snapping Checker

For office work, cursor smoothing is a nice feature. But for competitive gamers in Valorant, CS2, or Apex Legends, raw sensor input is mandatory. If you are missing micro-adjustments or headshots, your mouse might be applying artificial correction. This mouse jitter test and angle snapping checker online allows you to visualize exactly what your mouse sensor is communicating to your PC.

What is Angle Snapping (Mouse Prediction)?

Angle snapping (also searched as mouse prediction test) is an algorithm built into some mouse sensors or software. When a human attempts to draw a straight line, our hands naturally shake, resulting in a slightly wavy line. Angle snapping detects this and forcefully straightens the line on the X or Y axis.

How to test it: Using the canvas above, attempt to draw a line at a very slight angle (e.g., 5 degrees). If the line suddenly snaps into a perfectly flat horizontal or vertical path, the angle snapping test has detected artificial smoothing. You must disable this in your mouse software (like G HUB or Razer Synapse) to achieve true 1:1 aiming.

What causes Mouse Jitter and Polling Stutter?

When you perform a check mouse smoothing or mouse stutter test, you are looking for deviations in the path. If you draw a slow diagonal line and notice the pixels jumping erratically like a staircase, you are experiencing sensor jitter.

Our live telemetry dashboard also monitors the millisecond gap between your mouse movements. If you see the "Max polling gap" spike during a fluid motion, your mouse or CPU is experiencing polling rate drops, which will feel like lag in-game.