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CPS Test

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10 second CPS test

Click as fast as you can for 10 seconds. Your clicks per second appear the moment time runs out.

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Your best (10 s): none yet

Time left
10.0 s
Clicks
0
Clicks / second
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How the 10 second CPS test works

Ten seconds tests stamina as well as speed. Most people slow down a little in the second half, so pace yourself.

The timer starts on your first click. Your score is total clicks ÷ 10, so a run of 70 clicks scores 7 CPS. Your best score for each test length is saved in this browser.

What is a good CPS?

With normal clicking, most people score somewhere between 5 and 8 CPS. Special techniques go much higher. As a rough guide:

0–4Warming up
4–6Casual clicker
6–8Above average
8–11Fast: jitter-click range
11–15Very fast: butterfly-click range
15+Drag-click territory

How to click faster

  • Jitter clicking: tense your forearm so your finger vibrates on the button. Fast, but tiring. Try the jitter click test.
  • Butterfly clicking: alternate two fingers on the same button. Easier to hold for longer tests. Try the butterfly click test.
  • Drag clicking: slide a fingertip across the button so friction makes it bounce. Works on some mice only. Try the drag click test.
  • Take breaks. Clicking hard for long stretches strains your wrist and wears out mouse switches.

Other test lengths

Score looks too high? A worn switch can register one press as two. Check with the double click test.