How the test works
- Click anywhere in the box to start. The first click counts.
- Keep clicking as fast as you can until the timer runs out.
- Your score is clicks per second (CPS): total clicks divided by the time.
What it measures
This click speed test counts how many times you can click in 60 seconds and divides by the time. Longer tests measure stamina as well as speed, so expect your CPS to drop as your hand tires. Gamers use CPS to compare clicking speed, especially for Minecraft PvP.
What is a good score?
| Score | Better than about |
|---|---|
| 8.9 CPS | 99% of people (top 1%) |
| 7.4 CPS | 90% of people (top 10%) |
| 6.5 CPS | 75% of people |
| 5.6 CPS | 50% of people (average) |
| 4.7 CPS | 25% of people |
Estimated from typical scores for this kind of test.
Tips to improve
- Use your strongest finger and click from the fingertip, not the whole hand.
- Keep your wrist resting on the desk and relaxed; tension slows you down.
- For longer tests, pace yourself: a steady rhythm beats a fast start that fades.
- Try jitter or butterfly clicking for higher speeds, and take breaks to protect your wrist.
Frequently asked questions
What is a good CPS in a 60-second test?
About 5.6 CPS is average with normal clicking. 7 CPS or more puts you in roughly the top 15%, and 8 or more is in the top 2-3%.
How can I click faster?
Relax your hand, click with your fingertip and keep a steady rhythm. Techniques like jitter clicking and butterfly clicking can roughly double your CPS with practice.
Does my mouse matter?
A little. Light, responsive switches help, but technique matters far more than the mouse.