CPS Test — Click Speed

CPS stands for clicks per second — the standard measure of raw clicking speed, popularized by Minecraft PvP and competitive browser games. This test starts the timer on your very first click (which also counts), then divides your total clicks by the elapsed time. You can click, tap on a touchscreen, or hammer the spacebar; key auto-repeat from holding the bar down is filtered out so the score stays honest.

Five modes cover different styles of speed. The 1-second twitch mode measures pure burst, the classic 5-second and standard 10-second modes are what most CPS scores online refer to, the 100-second endurance mode punishes weak stamina, and the race mode flips the format — it times how fast you can land exactly 100 clicks. Most people land between 4 and 7 CPS on the 5-second test; 8 to 9 is genuinely quick, and sustained scores above 10 usually mean a technique like jitter clicking (vibrating a tensed forearm) or butterfly clicking (alternating two fingers on the same button).

While you play, a live CPS readout updates in real time, and the result card adds a pace-over-time bar chart built from the timestamp of every click, so you can literally see where fatigue set in. Your best score is saved separately for each mode on your device, and if you switch tabs mid-run the test ends immediately — hidden tabs get throttled by the browser, so finishing early keeps the timing fair.