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Count your clicks per second in 1, 5, 10 or 60 seconds, with a live graph, ranks and a spacebar mode.
The timer starts with your first click.
Clicks per second
Ranks
- 👑Godlike14+ CPS
- ⚡Lightning10+ CPS
- 🐆Cheetah8+ CPS
- 🐇Rabbit6+ CPS
- 🐢Turtle4+ CPS
- 🐌Snail0+ CPS
What is Online CPS Test?
CPS Test measures how fast you can click: the number of clicks in the time you choose, divided by the seconds, is your CPS (clicks per second). Click inside the area and the timer starts with your first click. While you click, a live graph traces your speed second by second; at the end you get your average, your fastest single second, how even your rhythm was, and a rank from Snail to Godlike. Your best score for every length is kept on your device.
Every Test Length, and the Spacebar Too
Choose 1, 5, 10, 15, 30 or 60 seconds: one second is a burst, 60 seconds tests stamina. Switch the input to Spacebar for a spacebar counter, or to Any key to test a keyboard key, both scored the same way.
What is a Good CPS?
- 4 to 6 CPS: normal clicking with one finger.
- 6 to 8 CPS: fast; most players land here.
- 8 to 12 CPS: jitter clicking, tensing the arm so the finger vibrates on the button.
- 12 to 20 CPS and more: butterfly clicking (two fingers taking turns on one button) or drag clicking.
How to use Online CPS Test?
- Pick a test length and what to press: the mouse, the spacebar or any key.
- Click in the area (or press the key) as fast as you can: the timer starts with the first click.
- Keep going until the time runs out.
- Read your CPS, best second and rank, then click again to retry or copy your score.
Frequently asked questions
What is the world record for CPS?
Unofficial records with butterfly and drag clicking pass 20 CPS over a few seconds, and drag clicking can register far more on mice that allow it. Over 5 or 10 seconds, anything above 14 CPS is exceptional.
How can I click faster?
Rest your wrist and click from the finger rather than the arm, keep the finger close to the button, and practise short bursts. Jitter and butterfly clicking raise your CPS a lot, but they strain the hand: take breaks.
Why does my mouse count more clicks than I made?
A worn switch can register one press as two. If your CPS jumps far beyond what you clicked, check the button with the Mouse Tester's double-click test.
