CLICK SPEED
How fast can you click?
Click to start
When the box turns green, click as fast as you can for 5s.
How to improve your CPS
Use a fast mouse
A 1000Hz polling rate gaming mouse adds 1ms input lag. A 125Hz office mouse adds 8ms. The difference compounds over hundreds of clicks.
Click with one finger
Spreading clicks across multiple fingers reduces per-click speed. The fastest clickers use one finger with a relaxed wrist.
Don't lift your finger
For the highest CPS, slide your finger on the button (jitter click) rather than lifting and re-pressing. Practice on a regular mouse first.
Burst vs sustain
Most people can burst to 12+ CPS for 1 second but sustain only 6-9 CPS over 10 seconds. The 30-second test exposes fatigue.
Warm up first
Do a few slow clicks before the test. Cold hands and cold fingers cap your ceiling. 30 seconds of warmup before maxing out.
Track your progress
Run the test once a day. CPS improves with deliberate practice. Most people gain 1-2 CPS over a month of consistent testing.
What's a good CPS score?
The 6-9 CPS average comes from millions of tests run on Human Benchmark and CPS Test. The 12+ CPS tier is achieved by maybe 1-2% of users. Top esports players hit 14-16 CPS sustained.
FAQ
How is CPS measured?
Is my best score saved?
Can I use the spacebar?
What's the world record CPS?
Why does my 1-second score differ from my 10-second score?
Other tests
Done with CPS? Try the reaction time test — measuring how fast you react to a visual cue is a different challenge from pure click speed.
Reaction Time Test →