CPS test: clicks per second

TL;DR: pick a duration and click the box as fast as you can — the timer starts with your first click. At the end you get your clicks per second (CPS), and we keep a record for each mode.

Works with a mouse, touchpad or touchscreen. Everything runs in your browser.

How to use it

1. Pick a duration: 1, 5, 10, 30 or 60 seconds.
2. Start clicking the box — the first click starts the timer.
3. Keep clicking until time runs out: clicks after the end do not count.
4. Check your CPS and record. Press “Try again” or simply click the box again.

What is CPS

CPS (clicks per second) is the number of clicks divided by the test duration. Short modes (1–5 seconds) show your peak speed, long ones (30–60 seconds) show stamina: by the end of a minute your hand tires and the pace drops.

Clicking techniques

• Regular clicking — one finger, relaxed hand. The fairest and the safest for your mouse.
• Jitter clicking — tensing the forearm so the finger vibrates on the button. Noticeably faster, but tiring.
• Butterfly clicking — two fingers alternating on one button. The fastest method, but some game servers ban it.

If your mouse starts missing clicks or double-clicking when you click fast, check it with the mouse test.

How the test works

Clicks are counted by the time of the input events themselves (the browser’s high-resolution timer), not by frames: even if the tab stutters, exactly the clicks that fall into the chosen window are counted. On a touchscreen every tap counts, including multi-finger taps.

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