A CPS test tells you how many clicks per second you can manage with your mouse or trackpad. Pick a duration, click as fast as you can inside the box above, and watch your score update the moment the timer stops. It works for any mouse, any trackpad, and any browser on your phone or computer.
How to run a CPS test
- Choose a duration in the box above — 1, 5, 10, 30 or 60 seconds.
- Click inside the box as fast as you can until the timer runs out.
- Check your clicks per second and total click count shown when it stops.
Why people run a click speed test
- Checking a new mouse before deciding to keep it or return it
- Comparing click speed with friends before a gaming session
- Practicing jitter click technique for shooter or clicker games
- Seeing if an old mouse’s switches have slowed down over time
What the box above shows you
Every run gives you two numbers: total clicks and clicks per second for that duration. A 10 second CPS test is the most common choice because it is long enough to settle into a rhythm but short enough to repeat several times in a row. Shorter runs like 1 or 5 seconds reward a quick burst, while 30 and 60 second runs test how well you hold your pace without your hand tiring.
Limits and tips
Your score depends on your mouse, your trackpad, your browser, and even how your hand is resting, so run the test a few times and take your best or average score rather than a single try. Trackpads usually register lower than a dedicated mouse. If you are practicing jitter clicking, warm up with a short duration first, then move to the 10 second cps test once your hand is loose. There is nothing to install and nothing to sign up for — it runs entirely in your browser.
Questions people ask
What is a CPS test?
A cps test measures how many times you can click a button in a set number of seconds, giving you a clicks per second score you can track or compare with others.
How many clicks per second is good?
Most people land between 4 and 7 clicks per second with a normal click, while jitter clicking or butterfly clicking can push scores higher for short bursts.
What is the best duration for a click test?
10 seconds is the most popular choice because it is long enough to show a steady rate, but you can pick 1, 5, 30 or 60 seconds depending on what you want to measure.
Why do I get a different score each time I take the cps test?
Small changes in hand position, mouse switches, and even browser performance affect your click timing, so a few points of difference between runs is normal.
What is jitter clicking?
Jitter clicking is a technique where you tense your forearm and let it vibrate against the mouse button to register more clicks per second than a normal finger click.
Is this click speed test free to use?
Yes, it is completely free, needs no account, and runs directly in your browser with no watermark on your results.
Updated 25 September 2026.