CPS Test
Click as fast as you can to measure your clicks per second (CPS). Pick 1, 5, 10 or 30 seconds and left or right click; the timer starts on your first click.
Click here to start
Clicks per second
0.00CPS
Choose a time and a button, then click the box.
Keep clicking.
Done. After a moment, click the box again to start over with the same settings.
- Clicks
- 0
- Time left
- 5.0s
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How to take the CPS test
- Choose a time and a buttonChoose a time and a button (left or right click) above.
- Click the box to startYour first click in the box starts the timer. Keep clicking the same way until it ends.
- Repeat under the same settingsRepeat with the same time and button to compare results. Different lengths give different results.
How CPS is calculated
Presses in the box from the first click (included) until time runs out, divided by the seconds. For example, 40 presses in 5 seconds is 8 CPS; the button you didn't choose isn't counted.
- Sites differ in when the timer starts and whether the first click counts, so the same speed can give slightly different numbers.
- If you are not signed in, clicks are not sent to our server. Signed in, only your best 10- or 30-second CPS is saved to your account, visible only to you.
Clicking styles and CPS
Styles like jitter clicking (tensing the arm and wrist to click in a fast tremor) and butterfly clicking (two fingers alternating) change the score a lot, so compare the same style. Games and servers have different rules on click styles and macros, so check first.
If your score looks too high
A mouse that registers two clicks for one press scores higher than you actually click. Check for suspected double clicks in the mouse test first.
Common questions
What is CPS?
CPS stands for clicks per second: how many times you click in one second. It is the number of clicks divided by the measured time in seconds.
What CPS do most people get?
We found no reliable study, so we give no reference number. Sites also time clicks differently, so test several times at the same length and compare your own scores.
Why do 1-second and 10-second results differ?
Short tests lean on the first few clicks and start timing; long ones include the stretch where your hand tires. Compare tests of the same length.
Can I measure right-click CPS?
Yes. Choose "Right click" above and only right-button clicks are counted.
Does right-clicking open the menu?
The right-click menu is turned off inside the box. Clicking outside the box may still open it.
Can I measure with the keyboard (space bar)?
For now it only measures mouse buttons. To check that your keyboard keys register, use the keyboard test.
Are my results saved?
When you are signed in, only your best CPS from 10- and 30-second runs is saved to your account, visible only to you. All other clicks are counted inside this browser.
Last reviewed 2026-11-08