Click Speed Test | Click Test in 1/5/10/60/100 Clicks Per Second

Click Speed Test, also known as the CPS Test, is the most reliable way to measure how fast you can click. We’ve designed this simple tool based on the Kohi Click Test. It functions as a click counter, showing how many clicks per second (CPS) you can achieve in intervals of 5 seconds, 10 seconds, 60 seconds, and 100 seconds.

How to Measure Clicking Speed with Click Speed Test?

To test your click speed using the CPS checker, follow these five easy steps:

1. Click the ‘Click Here’ button to begin the click speed test, also known as the right-click CPS test.
2. The timer and click counter will appear as soon as you click the Start button.
3. Keep clicking as fast as you can until the timer runs out.
4. Once the click test is complete, you’ll see the results in the form of CPS (Clicks Per Second).

If you think you could have performed better, click the ‘Restart Test’ button to try again and aim for a higher score.

There is no limit on restarts, so you can keep practicing as much as you want to get the best results.

How We Calculate Your CPS Score

The CPS calculator measures your final clicking speed in Clicks per Second (CPS), which is determined by dividing the number of mouse clicks by the number of seconds taken.

Clicks per Second (CPS) = Number of Clicks / Number of Seconds

The CPS value gives you an accurate idea of how fast you can click your mouse button. In games like Minecraft, CPS is important. A higher click speed helps in tasks such as fighting, bridging, and building walls. I will explain how clicking speed matters in gaming further on this page.

Our click test automatically calculates the CPS using the formula above. We’ve incorporated an automatic click counter that tracks the number of clicks you make within the given time. After collecting the data, the CPS score is displayed automatically.

Additionally, the test is most accurate when timed between 5 to 10 seconds.

If you test your clicking speed for less than 5 seconds or more than 10 seconds, the results may not reflect your best potential. The CPS counter tends to be lower for tests longer than 10 seconds because your finger may become strained and slower with continuous clicking.

Thus, to get the most accurate CPS score, use the click test in 5-second mode.

Importance of Click Speed in Minecraft PvP

Minecraft PvP is all about attacking the opponent and getting as many hits as possible. To hit your opponent, you use your mouse click. Now, a few questions arise ‘Does click speed matter in Minecraft?’, ‘How many CPS does Minecraft register?’ etc.

I am going to answer all of that!

Firstly, Click Speed DOES MATTER. The battles of Minecraft PvP highly depend on the accuracy of your aim and the combos you hit. To have more and more combos, it is vital to click faster to hit your opponent before hitting you back.

At a slower clicking speed of 3-4 CPS, your hits will not be converted to combos, and chances are you may never win. Therefore, you must play at least 6-10 CPS to make sure you knock your opponent down!

On the other hand, Minecraft officially claims that it registers around 4-8 CPS. Therefore, anything above 8 CPS will result in latency.

How to Click Faster and Improve Your CPS Score?

Fast clicking is helpful in various games, and sometimes it can be the deciding point to become the winner.

That is why, so often, we see gamers put up this question, how to click faster? Using unique clicking techniques such as Jitter clicking, drag clicking, and butterfly clicking, you can click faster and achieve higher clicks per second, giving an extra advantage over competitors.

Let’s see individual clicking techniques in detail now!

Regular Clicking

Regular Clicking is how you use your mouse to click on daily routine tasks like browsing the web, editing documents, etc.

A CPS score of 3-6 clicks per second on average at regular clicking is considered as a good clicking speed. However, some pro gamers have achieved more than 8 CPS in regular clicking.

The advantage of sticking to the regular clicking is that it lets you have a good aim in fights, but it results in lower CPS in the clicking test.

Jitter Clicking

Jitter clicking involves rapidly shaking the muscles in your arm to the wrist to press the mouse button rapidly. To do that, you must stiffen or tense your wrist a little and try to vibrate the hand to produce that ‘jitter’ effect.

Using this technique, you can almost achieve a click per second rate of 10 to 14 CPS which you can consider as a good click per second rate.

Butterfly Clicking

Butterfly clicking is clicking your mouse as fast as you can with two fingers, usually your index finger and your middle finger to achieve a higher CPS rate in the clicker test.

Usually, with butterfly clicking, you can achieve the click speed of 15 to 25 CPS (that’s insane!!).

Drag Clicking

Drag clicking is the fastest clicking technique to register more clicks in less time. However, to perform drag clicking, you have to drag your finger on the mouse to create a lot of friction between the mouse surface and your finger resulting in 100s of clicks in a couple of seconds.

How Fast Can You Click in Click Speed Test?

You can click your mouse as fast as 142 clicks in 10 seconds. But if you’re wondering exactly how fast you can click in the CPS test using different clicking techniques—whether regular clicking, jitter clicking, drag clicking, or butterfly clicking—it’s important to understand that each method has its benefits in boosting your CPS.

To give you a rough idea of the average CPS for each technique, we researched 100 professional gamers. Below is the data showing the average CPS in 1 second for each clicking technique.

Average CPS Score

What is the World Record for Most Clicks Per Second?

The world record for most clicks per second is 15 CPS. According to the well-known website Recordsetter, Dylan Allred from Las Vegas holds the record for the most clicks in 10 seconds.

How to Play Unblocked CPS Test?

Are you facing issues when trying to play the CPS test at school or work? No worries—here are three ways you can access the unblocked version of the Click Speed Test.

1. Use a Free VPN Extension:
   Go to the Chrome Web Store and download a free VPN extension for your browser. After installing it, select an alternate location and connect. That’s it! You now have unblocked access to the Click Speed Test on your school or workplace ISP.
2. Use an Open Proxy:
   Another way to unblock the Click Speed Test is by accessing the website through an open proxy network. An open proxy can bypass the restrictions of your ISP, allowing you to access blocked sites.
3. Use a Mobile Hotspot:
   Simply enable your mobile hotspot and connect your Chromebook or school computer to it. Such restrictions are typically limited to your ISP, so by using your own hotspot, you can easily unblock the Click Speed Test.

Download the Click Speed Test App and Get the Chrome Extension

We are excited to announce the launch of our Click Speed Test app, a user-friendly, ad-free app available for all Android users. With features like manual time interval setup to calculate clicking speed, it’s completely free to use and 100% safe to download. Challenge your friends and track your progress by downloading the app via the Google Play Store button below.

Additionally, we’ve developed a Click Speed Test Chrome extension for your Google Chrome browser, offering ad-free browsing and a CPS calculator to measure your click speed. Simply follow the steps on the extension page to download it and start testing your CPS score!

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