CPS Test
Click Test Results History
Your past click test attempts are saved locally in your browser so you can track your speed improvements.
| # | Test Time | Clicks | CPS | Date |
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How to Use This CPS Test
Wondering if your mouse or clicking technique can keep up in a fast game? A clicks-per-second test gives you a number in seconds instead of guessing. Pick a duration, hit the big target (or the spacebar), and watch CPS update live until the timer hits zero.
Preset buttons run 1 through 100 seconds; the default 5 second run is what most players compare scores on. Results land in the history table below so you can track practice over time.
CPS Test Formulas and Practical Applications
CPS is simply how many clicks you register divided by how many seconds you had—same idea as miles per hour, but for your index finger.
CPS = Total Clicks ÷ Elapsed Time (seconds)
Example: 42 clicks in 6 seconds → 42 ÷ 6 = 7.00 CPS (about 420 clicks per minute).
Typical score bands
- 4–6 CPS: Everyday browsing and casual games.
- 6–8 CPS: Regular competitive play without special techniques.
- 8–12 CPS: Jitter or butterfly clicking; common target in Minecraft PvP.
- 12+ CPS: Drag clicking or mice with very low debounce delay.
In our testing, burst scores on the 5 second preset run higher than 60 second endurance runs—fatigue shows up fast.
Standard Units and Reference Tables
- CPS: Clicks per second (one decimal in the results banner).
- CPM: Clicks per minute (CPS × 60).
- Presets: 1, 5, 10, 15, 30, 60, 100 seconds, or custom 1–300.
- History: Last 50 runs stored in browser
localStorage. - Input: Mouse clicks or Spacebar taps both count.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use the Spacebar key instead of clicking?
Yes. Spacebar presses register the same as mouse clicks—handy for keyboard switch tests.
Why does my mouse not register over 10 CPS?
Many mice enforce debounce delay (often 8–15 ms) to prevent double-clicks. Lower debounce in gaming mouse software if you use butterfly or drag techniques.
Is the 5-second test better than the 60-second test?
5 and 10 seconds measure burst speed. 30 and 60 seconds measure stamina—expect slightly lower average CPS on longer runs.
Are my test results saved automatically?
Yes. Up to 50 recent runs stay in local storage until you click Clear Table.