CPS Test โ How Many Clicks Per Second?
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What is CPS Test?
A CPS test measures your clicks per second โ the standard yardstick of raw clicking speed. Ours goes further than most: besides the classic left click, it has a dedicated right click mode and a spacebar mode, across 1, 5 and 10 second timers, with a live CPS counter while you click. Casual clickers land around 4-6 CPS; 8-10 is quick; 12+ means you've discovered jitter or butterfly clicking and your mouse is scared of you. Free, no download, and your best saves on your device.
How to play
Pick a mode and a duration, then click (or press) as fast as you physically can โ the timer starts on your first click. CPS = clicks รท seconds. Casual clickers land around 4-6 CPS, gamers hit 8-10, and butterfly/jitter clickers break 12+.
Right click CPS test: yes, we have a dedicated right-click mode โ most click testers only measure the left button, but your right finger deserves data too (we block the context menu so nothing pops up). The spacebar mode answers the eternal keyboard-warrior question. Scores feed your achievements, and the Challenge button dares your friends to beat your CPS.
Tips & tricks
- Tense the forearm, not the finger: jitter clicking comes from a controlled arm vibration.
- Butterfly clicking (alternating two fingers on one button) is the easiest way past 10 CPS.
- Short timers flatter you โ 1s scores run ~2 CPS higher than 10s scores. Compare same-length runs.
- Pair with the reaction time test and aim trainer for the full hand-speed physical.
FAQ
What's an average CPS?
Most people land between 4 and 6 clicks per second with normal clicking. 8-10 is fast, and 12+ usually means jitter or butterfly clicking technique.
Why test right click separately?
Right-click speed matters in games where your off-finger does real work (building, blocking, casting). Most testers ignore it โ your right finger deserves data too.
Does the timer start when I press Start?
There's no start button โ the clock starts on your very first click, so every click counts from the beginning.







