Measure your clicks per second
Count clicks inside a 3, 5, or 10 second window for a quick CPS score — with an honest read on what the number means.
Tools used in this guide
The job
Click-speed tests are a quick way to compare input speed — for gaming warm-ups, checking a mouse or trackpad, or settling a friendly argument. The score is clicks divided by seconds: CPS.
How to do it
Pick 3, 5, or 10 seconds, then click the panel once to start — the clock runs from that first click. Click as fast as you can until the window ends; late clicks do not count. The result shows total clicks and clicks per second.
- Shorter windows favour burst speed; 10 seconds includes fatigue.
- Works with mouse, trackpad, and touch.
Worked example
Forty-two clicks in a 5-second window is 8.4 CPS. Casual users land around 5–7 CPS; practiced jitter or butterfly clicking goes higher.
Limits
Timing uses browser events, so the number includes your device's event-loop and input latency — treat it as a comparison for yourself, not an absolute record. Game launchers may count clicks differently than a browser page does.