Click Speed Test (CPS)

Choose a test length of 1, 5, 10 or 30 seconds, then click or tap the big area as quickly as you can. The timer starts at your first click, and when time is up the page shows your total clicks and your clicks per second (CPS).

Your best score for each length is remembered in this browser, so you can see whether you improve.

How to use this tool

1. Pick a test length.
2. Click or tap the area. The first click starts the clock.
3. Keep clicking until the time runs out. The click count and time left update as you go.
4. Read your CPS and total clicks. Clicks are ignored for 0.8 seconds after the test ends, so a late extra click does not start a new one by accident. Then click again to retry.

How CPS is calculated

CPS is the number of clicks divided by the test length in seconds. Twenty-five clicks in five seconds is 5 CPS. Longer tests give a more honest picture of sustained speed, because a one-second burst can be much higher than a pace you can hold for half a minute.

Techniques and cautions

People use different methods, such as a relaxed single-finger click, a rapid tap with the finger muscles, or a two-finger alternate tap. Whatever you choose, stay relaxed. Repeated fast clicking can strain your hand, wrist or finger, so stop if you feel pain and take breaks between tests.

Results depend on your mouse, touchpad or touchscreen. Some devices and settings merge very fast clicks or delay them, so compare your scores only on the same setup.

Your best score

The best score is stored only in this browser and is kept separately for each test length. Clearing site data removes it. Nothing is sent to a server.