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CPS Tester Click Speed Test

Click speed CPS test: click as fast as you can for 5–60 seconds, with per-second averages, real-time graphs and a Top 100 leaderboard — free, no sign-up.

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CPS Tester Click Speed Test

Leaderboard standard：Test duration 10sec✓ Standard config — score lands on the board
Time · 10sec
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Click as many times as you can in 10 seconds — the higher the better
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Average curveReal-time curve

Click as many times as you can in 10 seconds — the higher the better · Just your mouse and your reflexes. Your score lands on the Top 100 board automatically, no sign-up.

About This Test

The CPS (Clicks Per Second) test measures how fast you can click in a fixed time: CPS = clicks ÷ seconds. It combines finger reaction, muscle memory and stamina, and is a classic way gamers benchmark their fundamentals.

Pick a duration first (5, 10, 15, 30 or 60 seconds — 10 is the default). After a 3-2-1 countdown you click the zone as fast as you can. Live metrics show your total clicks, average CPS and your recent real-time speed, all plotted on a dual-line chart.

Everything runs locally in your browser in real time; only your final score is uploaded to the leaderboard. We never store your click trail or any personal data.

How It Works

01Choose a duration: 5, 10, 15, 30 or 60 seconds (10 is the default and the ranked standard)
02Click the test zone and wait through the 3-2-1 countdown
03Click as fast as you can until time runs out
04Watch total clicks, average CPS, real-time speed and the countdown live; the test stops automatically
05Afterward review total clicks, average speed and your speed peak, then claim a nickname if you made the Top 100

Why Take It

Quantify your speed

Measure your clicking ceiling with objective CPS numbers instead of gut feel

Level up technique

Move beyond single-finger clicks and practice jitter or butterfly clicking to go faster

Battle a friend

Share your score and see whose fingers are faster and who lands more clicks in 10 seconds

Tune your setup

Benchmark different mice, keyboards and OS settings to find the combo that feels snappiest

Results Preview

Score leaderboard · Top 100

No scores yet — claim the top spot!

Speed tiers

Ranked by your average CPS on the 10-second tier

🐆
Cheetah
14+ CPS
14+ CPS — pro-level technique and long training on tuned gear
🐇
Rabbit
10+ CPS
10-14 CPS — clearly trained hard as a dedicated player
🐹
Hamster
7+ CPS
7-9 CPS — decent rhythm, some light practice as an amateur
🐢
Turtle
4+ CPS
4-7 CPS — a steady beat, casual and here for fun
🦥
Sloth
< 4 CPS
Under 4 CPS — just idling by, here to spectate

A finer general speed reference (marathon column omitted). The left column is a 1-second burst, the right your pace on the 10-second+ tier — which is also this site's ranked standard.

排名1 秒爆发10 秒 +（标准）
🏅 Top 0.94%16+12.6+
🥈 Top 2.12%1511.3
🥉 Top 3.62%1410.2
💪 Top 5.92%139.8
👍 Top 9.47%128.6
Top 14.80%118.0
Top 22.05%107.2
Top 30.70%96.6
Above average86.1
Average75.4
Below average65.0
Bottom 22.13%54.6
Bottom 15.75%44
Bottom 10.36%33.5
Bottom 6.18%22.8
Bottom 3.69%10.7

📊 Quick reference: most first-timers land around 5-7 CPS; with practice 8-10 is reachable, and competitive players aim for 10+, with the very best past 12. 12+ is god-tier (top 1%), 9-11.9 is lightning-fast (tournament level), 7-8.9 is above average, 5-6.9 is typical for first-timers, and 3-4.9 is casual clicking. 💡 Fun fact: one study suggests about 5 seconds of clicking sounds can speed up your internal clock by ~10% and shift subjective time perception by roughly 5 seconds.

Three advanced clicking techniques

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Jitter Clicking

9–18 CPS

Rigidly flex your forearm so your finger shivers fast — place a fingertip on the button, tighten, and the arm shakes into rapid micro-clicks for a big speed boost.

Plus: a fast, solid lift. Minus: needs practice to hold your aim, and sustained use can fatigue or hurt the wrist.

🦋

Butterfly Clicking

12–25 CPS

Rest both your index and middle finger on one button and alternate them as fast as you can. Coordinating the two can roughly double your regular click speed.

Plus: extremely fast, widely used in Minecraft PvP. Note: some servers restrict it.

🐲

Drag Clicking

20–100+ CPS

Drag your finger down across the key cap from the top; the friction lets the switch register several clicks as your finger slides.

Plus: extreme CPS. Cons: depends heavily on the mouse surface and switch quality, and is harder to control consistently.

CPS in competitive games

Minecraft PvP — CPS is the lifeblood of BedWars, SkyWars and duel/practice modes: a higher CPS means faster attacks and stronger knockback, and some bridging tricks (like godbridging) also need a steady high CPS. Note: since Java 1.9 the default attack cooldown nerfs CPS, so PvP servers usually turn it off to keep skill dominant.

FPS semi-auto weapons — In FPS games, fast clicking becomes a faster semi-auto rate of fire, which combined with good aim wins you the firefight.

Mice and your CPS

Mouse hardware directly affects your clicks per second:

Polling rate — A gaming mouse at 1000Hz or higher registers clicks faster.

Weight — Around 130g helps you move steadily and reduce strain, keeping your CPS steadier over long sessions.

Switches — Lower actuation force and faster debounce time make each click respond quicker.

Why practice CPS?

  • Sharper reactions — trains the finger muscles to fire more efficiently and raises your ceiling.
  • Sharper cognition — a fun way to train hand-eye coordination and processing speed.
  • Real techniques — practice jitter and butterfly safely without match pressure.
  • Track your progress — you'll quickly see if a new mouse or grip really helps.

FAQ

It stands for Clicks Per Second — total clicks divided by the seconds spent. For example, 70 clicks in 10 seconds gives you a CPS of 7.0.