Live CPS readout
Your clicks per second update every 50 milliseconds while you click, so you can feel your rhythm instead of waiting for the end. The final score uses the full test length for a fair result.
CPS Tester is an online tool designed to measure how many mouse clicks you can make per second. It provides different time intervals to test clicking speed, monitor accuracy, and track performance. Users can check their CPS scores, compare results, and understand their clicking efficiency through a simple interface.
Click or tap this area as fast as you can. Keyboard users can press Space or Enter while it is focused.
A CPS tester is an online tool that counts how many times you can click in a set time and turns it into a clicks-per-second score. Our tester starts timing on your very first click, counts every press inside the pad and shows your CPS live while you click.
Gamers use it to practise for click-heavy games such as Minecraft PvP, to compare clicking techniques, or simply to challenge friends. It is also a quick way to check whether a mouse is double-clicking or a touchscreen is missing taps.
Built to give you a fair, accurate click speed reading — fast on any device and private by design.
Your clicks per second update every 50 milliseconds while you click, so you can feel your rhythm instead of waiting for the end. The final score uses the full test length for a fair result.
From 1-second bursts to 60-second endurance runs.
No countdown, so reaction time never lowers your score.
Your best CPS and last six results stay saved in your browser.
Press Space or Enter on the pad. Held keys are ignored.
Each test ends with a rank from Drift to Event Horizon and a short note on what your speed means.
Mouse, trackpad or touchscreen — fast taps register cleanly.
No app, no account, no ads. Scores are never uploaded.
Four steps — your first click starts the clock, so there is no countdown to react to.
Choose 1, 5, 10, 15, 30 or 60 seconds above the click pad. 5 seconds is the default and the most common for comparing scores.
Rest your forearm on the desk and relax your grip. Turn off any mouse "turbo" or macro button so only your real clicks count.
Click as fast as you can inside the pad. The timer starts on your first click and the live CPS updates as you go.
When time runs out you get your CPS and a speed rank. Run three tests and use the middle score for a fair result.
Short tests show burst speed; long tests show how well you hold a pace. Always compare scores from the same length.
| Test | Best for | Try it |
|---|---|---|
| 1 second | Warm-ups and peak speed | Start 1s |
| 5 seconds | Standard test, comparing with friends | Start 5s |
| 10 seconds | PvP practice and tracking progress | Start 10s |
| 15 seconds | Holding a steady pace | Start 15s |
| 30 seconds | Stamina | Start 30s |
| 60 seconds | Endurance — use sparingly | Start 60s |
Swipe sideways to see the whole table.
The way you click changes your score more than anything else. Ranges are rough guides and vary by person and mouse.
One finger presses the button normally. Comfortable for everyone — improve it with a relaxed grip, a supported forearm and short daily practice.
Tense your forearm so your hand vibrates and the vibration presses the button. Fast in short bursts, but tiring — keep sessions short.
Index and middle fingers take turns on the same button. Often the easiest way past 10 CPS. Some servers limit it, so check the rules.
Slide a fingertip across the button so friction makes it bounce many times. Depends heavily on your mouse and can wear the coating.
Simple habits for a better score, and fast answers when something goes wrong.
Tap a problem to see the fix.
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Fix: Keep the pointer inside the pad and close heavy programs. If it continues, try another mouse — the switch may be worn.
Fix: Click slowly and watch the counter. If it jumps by two, your mouse switch is double-clicking and needs repair.
Fix: Taps landed outside the pad. Tap only inside it, or rotate to landscape for a bigger target.
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A CPS test measures your clicks per second. You click as fast as you can for a set time and the tool divides your total clicks by the number of seconds. CPS Tester offers 1, 5, 10, 15, 30 and 60-second tests.
Yes. The tool is completely free, needs no account and has no limit on how many tests you run.
No. CPS Tester is an online tool that runs in your browser on Windows, macOS, Linux, ChromeOS, Android and iOS. Bookmark the page or add it to your home screen for quick access.
The timer starts on your first click and stops when the chosen time runs out. Your score is total clicks divided by the full test length, so 40 clicks in a 5-second test is 8.00 CPS. During the test, the live readout shows clicks divided by the time passed so far.
As a rough guide, most people click around 5–7 CPS normally. 8–10 is fast, and 12 or more usually needs a technique such as jitter or butterfly clicking. Short tests give higher numbers than long ones, so always compare the same test length.
Yes. It runs entirely in your browser, asks for no downloads or personal details, and does not upload your scores. The only real risk is physical: very fast clicking for long periods can strain your hand, so keep sessions short.
Yes. Tap inside the click pad — tapping with two fingers alternately is usually fastest. Zoom and text selection are disabled on the pad so quick taps register cleanly.
Yes. Press Tab to reach the click pad, then press Space or Enter for each click. Holding a key down does not add extra clicks.
Your last six results and your best score are stored in your own browser so you can track progress. They never leave your device. Private windows or clearing site data will remove them.
The tool will count the clicks, but the score will not reflect your real speed. Most game servers ban autoclickers and macros, so it is best to practise with your own hands.
No. CPS Tester is an independent website and is not affiliated with Mojang Studios, Microsoft, any game, server network or hardware brand.
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