Speed
CPS Test
Click as fast as you can for the chosen duration.
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- Avg
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- Max
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- Clicks
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- Time
- 5s
Real-time statistics
- Real-time CPS
- Average CPS
Global Leaderboard (5s)
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About the CPS test
CPS means clicks per second. Choose 5, 10 or 15 seconds, then click the pad as many times as you can before the time runs out. Your score is your total clicks divided by the time, and the chart shows how your speed rose and fell during the run.
Longer runs give lower scores for the same person, because it is much harder to keep a pace for 15 seconds than for 5. That is why each duration has its own leaderboard.
Most people click between about 5 and 8 times per second. Scores above 12 usually come from practised techniques such as jitter clicking, where the arm is tensed so the finger vibrates, or butterfly clicking, where two fingers alternate on one button.
How to improve
- Keep your grip loose. A tense arm tires quickly, especially in the 15 second run.
- Start fast but not at your absolute limit, so the second half does not collapse.
- A mouse with light, quick switches helps. A worn-out button can miss clicks.
- Take a short break between runs. Your hand speed drops when it is tired.
Some advanced techniques can strain your hand. Stop if you feel pain.