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CPS Test - Check Your Clicks Per Second

A free CPS test that measures your clicks per second. No download, works on mobile and Chromebook. Try the 1 second or 10 second tests for peak and sustained speed.

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  1. 1πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡ΈKAT6.40CPS
  2. 2πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡ΈKAT5.60CPS
  3. 3πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡ΈAAA3.60CPS

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What is a CPS Test?

A CPS test, short for Clicks Per Second test, measures how many times you can click a mouse button β€” or tap a touch screen β€” in a set window of time. It's a simple, repeatable benchmark used by gamers, esports trainees, and anyone curious about their click speed. This cps tester is free, runs in your browser, and works on mobile, desktop, and Chromebook with no download required.

Most click speed test sites give you one duration and a popup ad. We give you every duration in one place β€” 1 second, 5 seconds, 10 seconds, and 100 seconds β€” plus right click, spacebar, and the four Minecraft PvP techniques (Kohi, jitter, butterfly, drag). No signup, no ads.

How to Use This CPS Test

Using the CPS test takes about ten seconds. Pick a duration, hit the click area, click as fast as you can until the timer ends, and your CPS score appears with a rating.

Choose Your Duration

The default is 5 seconds, the most common click speed test format. Switch to 1 second for a burst CPS test, 10 seconds to chase the world record, or 100 seconds for an endurance run. Each duration has its own leaderboard.

Click Speed Test for Gaming

If you came from a Minecraft PvP guide, start with the 5-second test, then try our Kohi click test for the server-style countdown. Faster CPS means more attacks per second, which is a measurable advantage in PvP.

CPS Test on Mobile

The CPS test on cpstest.site is touch-friendly. Tap the click area with one or two fingers β€” the same scoring formula applies. Mobile CPS scores tend to run 1-2 points below mouse scores because of the larger touch surface.

Average CPS Score and CPS Levels

Where does your score actually stand? After every CPS test on this site, you'll see a rating built around the typical click speed distribution:

The CPS Rating Scale

0–3 CPS is Beginner (🐒), 3–5 is Average (πŸ‘†), 5–7 is Good (⚑), 7–10 is Pro (πŸ”₯), 10–14 is Insane (πŸ’€), and 14+ is Inhuman (πŸ€–). Most casual users land in the 4-6 range. Regular gamers hover around 6-8, and dedicated PvP players reach 8-12 in a sustained 5-second test.

What Is a Good Average CPS?

A good average CPS is 6-7 for casual users and 8-10 for gamers. There's no single "global average" we'd trust the precise number on β€” it depends heavily on test duration, input device, and whether the user practiced before the test. Use the rating bands above as your guide.

CPS Test World Records

There's one verified CPS world record and a long tail of community-reported numbers that get copied across CPS test sites without verification. We sort them by what's actually adjudicated below.

60 Seconds β€” 12.67 CPS (Guinness-Verified)

The only widely cited CPS-style mouse record adjudicated by Guinness is 760 clicks in one minute (12.67 CPS sustained) by Yiğit Arslan, set at the Logitech G PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE launch. This is the benchmark to compare your own scores against β€” it was performed in front of an on-site adjudicator with a verified counter.

10 Seconds β€” 105.1 CPS (Disputed)

The widely repeated 10-second CPS world record is Dylan Allred's 1,051 clicks in 10 seconds (105.1 CPS), submitted to RecordSetter. The RecordSetter submission page itself shows status "DENIED β€” uses auto-clicker." Almost every CPS test site that cites the 105.1 figure omits this caveat.

Burst Records (1 / 5 Seconds) β€” Community-Reported

There are no third-party-verified records for 1-second or 5-second CPS test windows. Community-reported burst peaks land around 14-22 CPS using jitter or butterfly clicking; sustained scores over 18 CPS for the full window are, in practice, indistinguishable from hardware-assisted submissions.

We unpack the receipts β€” including the RecordSetter rejection screenshot and the Guinness case study β€” in our deep dive on CPS test world records. It also lays out what realistic top scores look like across each test duration on cpstest.site.

CPS Test Tips: How to Click Faster

Want to push your CPS up by 2-5 points? The fastest gains come from technique, not raw effort. Pick one of the four advanced clicking styles below and practice it on its dedicated CPS test page.

Jitter Clicking

Jitter clicking uses controlled forearm tension to vibrate your finger, producing rapid clicks. Top jitter clickers sustain 12-14 CPS. Train it on the jitter CPS test β€” it takes practice to avoid hand strain.

Butterfly Clicking

Butterfly clicking alternates two fingers (usually index and middle) on the same mouse button. Top butterfly clickers reach 15-25 CPS in burst, though most servers ban it. Practice on the butterfly CPS test.

Drag Clicking

Drag clicking drags a fingertip across a mouse button so the friction registers many clicks per stroke. Drag clickers can spike 100+ CPS for under a second. Try it on the drag click CPS test, and note that it wears mice out fast.

Kohi Click for Minecraft PvP

The Kohi server format uses a server-style countdown plus a fixed click window β€” the de-facto standard for Minecraft PvP click speed. Practice on the Kohi CPS test to benchmark yourself against PvP players.

Each technique has a real tradeoff β€” RSI risk for jitter, switch debounce for butterfly, warranty-voiding mouse wear for drag-click. Our full guide on how to click faster walks through the mechanics behind each method and a three-week training schedule. Whichever you pick, take breaks: if you feel wrist pain, stop.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a CPS test?

A CPS test (Clicks Per Second test) measures how fast you can click a mouse button or tap a screen in a fixed time. This click speed test counts every click during your chosen duration, then divides total clicks by seconds to give you a clicks per second score.

What is a good CPS score?

A good CPS score is around 6-7 for casual users and 8-10 for regular gamers. Anything above 12 CPS in a sustained 5-second click speed test is considered very fast. Use the rating below the test (Beginner β†’ Inhuman) to see where your CPS lands.

What is the world record for the CPS test?

The only Guinness-adjudicated CPS-style mouse record is 760 clicks in one minute (12.67 CPS sustained), set by Yiğit Arslan at the Logitech G PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE launch. The widely repeated 105.1 CPS in 10 seconds by Dylan Allred is marked DENIED on its RecordSetter submission page for failing the no-auto-clicker rule. Full breakdown on the CPS test world records blog.

How does the CPS test work?

Our CPS test counts every click you make during the chosen time (1, 5, 10, or 100 seconds), then divides total clicks by seconds. The result is your CPS score, displayed instantly. Right-click and spacebar modes use the same formula on different inputs.

Does the CPS test work on mobile?

Yes, this click speed test works on mobile phones and tablets β€” tap the click area instead of clicking. Touch-tap rates are typically 1-2 CPS lower than mouse clicks because the contact surface is larger and harder to lift quickly.

Is the CPS test useful for gamers?

Yes. Faster clicks per second translate directly into more attacks in Minecraft PvP, more shots in FPS games with semi-auto weapons, and faster combos in fighting games. Most pro players train CPS regularly using a click speed test like this one.

Can I use an autoclicker on the CPS test?

You can use an autoclicker to test your local CPS, but the public leaderboard rejects clearly impossible scores and rate-limits submissions to keep rankings fair. We don't claim to detect every macro β€” but the leaderboard is filtered for sanity, not just raw numbers.