Find out how fast you can click. Pick a test length, press the box to start and click as fast as you can until the timer ends. Free, private, and runs entirely in your browser.
The timer starts on your first click. When the chosen time is up, your clicks are divided by the test length to give clicks per second (CPS).
What is a good CPS? Many people land between about 5 and 8 clicks per second with a normal click. Higher scores take practice.
Does the test length change the score? Short tests favor bursts of speed, while longer tests show what you can keep up.
If you make 40 clicks in a 5-second test, your score is 40 ÷ 5 = 8 CPS. In a 10-second test, 70 clicks would be 7 CPS.
Does it work on a phone? Yes. Taps count as clicks, though touch screens and browsers can differ in how fast they register them.
Is my score saved? No. The test runs in your browser and nothing is sent or stored.
Clicks per second became a popular benchmark among players of games that reward fast clicking, and online click speed tests grew from that. The test measures a simple physical skill, so scores depend on your device, your hand and your practice, and they say nothing about skill at any particular game.
Use this test to compare yourself with friends, to track your clicking speed over time, or to check a mouse for double-click problems. Choose a test length, click inside the box and read your result when the timer ends.
Why does my score vary? Fatigue, mouse type and device response all affect it, so take the average of a few attempts.
Can I test with the keyboard? The box also responds to the keyboard, but the test is designed for mouse or touch clicks.