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CPS Test (Clicks Per Second)
How fast can you click? Pick a time, then click the big button as fast as you can. Your clicks per second update live and your best score for each length is remembered on this device.
CPS Test (Clicks Per Second)
Clicks / second—
Time left—
Your best CPS—
How it works
- Choose 1, 5, 10, 30 or 60 seconds (5 s is the standard test).
- Click the button — the timer starts on your first click.
- Keep clicking until time runs out. CPS = total clicks ÷ seconds.
Clicks are counted on the press (not the release), the same moment a game registers them. On phones, tap with one or more fingers.
What is a good CPS?
Most people click 6–7 times per second with a normal technique. Gamers using jitter clicking (tensing the arm to vibrate the finger) reach 10–14 CPS, and butterfly clicking (two fingers alternating) can exceed 15. Test lengths matter: everyone is faster over 1 second than over 60.
Tips to click faster
- Rest your wrist and click from the finger, not the whole arm.
- Try alternating two fingers (butterfly) on the same button.
- Use a light mouse with a crisp switch; avoid heavy, mushy buttons.
- Warm up — a few short tests before a long one.
- Take breaks: very fast clicking for long periods can strain your hand.
Typical CPS by technique
| Technique | Typical CPS |
|---|---|
| Regular clicking | 5–7 |
| Fast regular clicking | 7–9 |
| Jitter clicking | 10–14 |
| Butterfly clicking | 12–20 |
| Drag clicking (special mice) | 20+ |
Frequently asked questions
Does the CPS test work on mobile?
Yes — tap the button. Multi-finger tapping is counted, which is why phone scores can be higher than mouse scores.
Why is my 60-second score lower?
Fatigue. Speed drops after the first few seconds, so long tests measure endurance as well as speed.
Is my best score saved?
Only in this browser on this device. Nothing is uploaded.