Your Free Fire practice log

Use a comparison you can repeat

Keep the weapon, optic, approximate distance, HUD and graphics constant while changing one sensitivity value. Compare your original setting, a candidate and the original again. Note both comfortable stops and repeated errors; do not summarize an inconsistent batch as a successful test.

The attempt count is whatever you actually performed. This website does not watch gameplay or calculate an independently verified headshot rate. A label such as “candidate more consistent” is your own assessment, not a conclusion issued by the site.

Storage and backups

Up to 100 entries are kept in this browser. When the log is full, export a backup and remove an entry before adding more. Entries do not sync between devices. Clearing browser data can remove them, so export important observations.

Each entry can be deleted independently. Delete all entries asks for confirmation because it removes the local log. CSV backups remain wherever you downloaded them; deleting the browser log does not delete those files.

Interpret a small test cautiously

A single comfortable batch can reflect warm-up, fatigue or a different match situation. Retest a candidate in another session before replacing a familiar setup. If your data is mixed, keep the original and improve the consistency of your test.

See the practice routine for aim, or the HUD guide for missed taps. Read Methodology to understand what the calculator's suggestion represents.