Click Speed Test
Clicks per second.
Clicks per second.
Press start to play — no sign-up, nothing to install.
How to use Click Speed Test
- Pick a duration of 1, 5, 10, or 60 seconds
- Click the play area rapidly; the first click starts timing
- View your total clicks, clicks per second, and speed rating
About Click Speed Test
Click Speed Test measures how fast you can click your mouse. Pick a duration — 1, 5, 10, or 60 seconds — then click the big play area as quickly as you can. Your first click starts the timer, and a live countdown plus a running click count keep you posted while you go. When time runs out you get your total clicks, your clicks per second to two decimals, your clicks per minute, and a quick speed rating so you can see where you land.
The short modes are the popular ones. The 1-second test is a pure burst challenge — how many clicks can you squeeze into a single tick — while 5 and 10 seconds give a more reliable read on your average mouse click speed. The 60-second mode is the stamina run, showing how well you hold your pace once your hand starts to tire. Play as many rounds as you like and try to beat your last score, whether you click normally or use a jitter or butterfly technique.
There is nothing to download and no account to make, so it works as an unblocked, in-browser test you can open anywhere. It is completely free with no sign-up and no limits on how many times you play. The whole test runs entirely in your browser, so your clicks, timing, and scores never leave your device.
Frequently asked questions
- What is a CPS test?
- A CPS (clicks per second) test measures how many times you can click your mouse in a set amount of time. You click as fast as you can for the chosen duration, and the tool divides your total clicks by the number of seconds to give your CPS score.
- What is a good CPS score?
- Most people average around 4 to 7 clicks per second. Scores of 8 to 10 are fast, and anything above 12 is exceptionally quick. Techniques like jitter clicking or butterfly clicking can push scores higher, but a steady 6 to 7 CPS is solid for normal clicking.
- How is CPS calculated?
- CPS equals your total number of clicks divided by the test duration in seconds. For example, 35 clicks in a 5-second test is 7.00 CPS. This tool shows the result rounded to two decimal places, plus your clicks per minute.
- How do I test my mouse click speed?
- Pick a duration, then click anywhere in the play area with your mouse as fast as you can. Your first click starts the timer, and when it runs out the tool shows your total clicks and your clicks per second. Run a few rounds to find your true average rather than one lucky burst.
- Which test duration should I choose?
- The 5-second test is a good default for a quick, accurate read on your peak speed. Use the 1-second test for a burst challenge, and the 10- or 60-second tests to see how well you keep your pace and stamina over a longer stretch.
- Can I do a 1-second click speed test?
- Yes. Choose the 1-second duration for a pure burst challenge and see how many clicks you can land in a single second. It is the shortest mode, so results swing a lot from try to try — run it several times and take your best.
- Can I test my spacebar click speed?
- This tool is built for mouse clicking in the play area, so it scores taps of your mouse button rather than the spacebar. If you specifically want to measure spacebar tapping speed, you would need a tool made for keyboard input. For raw clicks per second, click the play area with your mouse here.
- Is there a keyboard or key click speed test here?
- No — this is a mouse clicks-per-second test, not a key-press counter. It measures how fast you click the play area, not how fast you press keyboard keys. For typing or key-tap speed you would want a dedicated keyboard speed test instead.
- Can I test my right-click speed?
- The test counts your clicks in the play area as you click as fast as you can, and it is built around normal clicking rather than isolating the right mouse button. So it works well as a general click speed test, but it is not a dedicated right-click-only tester.
- Can I test my auto clicker's speed here?
- Yes. The play area counts every click it receives, so if you run an auto clicker on it you can read the clicks per second your auto clicker is producing. Keep in mind that auto clickers are considered cheating in most games and CPS competitions, so use them only for your own testing.
- Does this work as an unblocked click speed test?
- Yes. There is nothing to install and no download, since the whole test is a plain web page that runs in your browser. As long as you can open the page, you can play it anywhere without any extra software.
- Is this CPS test free?
- Yes, it is completely free to use with no account, no sign-up, and no limit on how many times you can play. Just pick a duration and start clicking.
- Is my data uploaded or saved anywhere?
- No. The entire test runs locally in your browser using JavaScript. Your clicks, timing, and scores are never sent to a server, stored, or shared with anyone.