CPS Test
Click as fast as you can; the timer starts on your first click. You get clicks per second, your best single second, a second-by-second strip, and two honest flags: switch bounce (a worn mouse counting double) and machine-regular intervals (an auto-clicker). Nothing is uploaded.
About this click speed test
How to use it
- Pick a duration. 5 seconds is the usual CPS test; 10 seconds is the Kohi length; 60 shows stamina.
- Click the test area. The timer starts on that first click, so there is no countdown to anticipate.
- Keep clicking until the timer stops. Right, middle and side buttons count too, and are listed separately.
- Read the flags under the score before you believe it.
What the numbers mean
- Clicks per second is your total divided by the duration, to a tenth. It is the number other CPS tests show.
- Best second is the most clicks inside any one-second window of the run, not just whole seconds on the clock.
- Switch bounce: a worn mouse switch can report one press as two, a few milliseconds apart. That inflates a CPS score. This page flags presses with that signature instead of counting them silently; the double click test shows them one by one.
- Machine-regular intervals: fingers vary their timing by well over 10%. Software barely varies. When intervals vary by under 3% across 20 or more clicks the page says so. It cannot prove an auto-clicker was used, so it only reports the pattern.
Jitter, butterfly and drag clicking
Jitter clicking tenses the forearm so the hand vibrates on the button. Butterfly clicking alternates two fingers on one button. Drag clicking slides a finger across the button so friction fires the switch many times. All three work only as well as the mouse's switch lets them; butterfly and drag clicking in particular rely on, or get confused with, switch bounce. This page counts what your mouse reports and tells you when it looks like bounce; it does not decide which technique is legitimate. Many game servers ban macros and some ban drag clicking, so check your server's rules.
What a good CPS score is
Honestly: we don't publish a ranking. A percentile needs a reference population measured the same way, and no CPS site has one; the "average" tables on other pages are made up or self-selected. Normal clicking lands around 5–8 CPS for most people, jitter clicking 10–14, butterfly and drag higher but with the bounce caveat above. Your own history on this device, kept locally, is the comparison that means something.
Why does my score differ between sites?
Some sites start the timer before your first click, some count releases, some count every mouse button, and some let bounce double-count. This page starts on the first press, counts press-downs only, and reports the flags. Compare runs here with runs here.
Privacy
Everything runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded and there is no account. Your best scores are kept only on this device, per duration, and you can clear them. Saved files are created on your device and only go where you send them.