How CPS is calculated
CPS = total registered clicks ÷ test duration. For example, 65 clicks in 10 seconds is 6.5 CPS. Keep the duration and mouse the same when comparing attempts.
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CPS test: measure your click speed.
Choose a duration, click the test area, and get your clicks-per-second result instantly. Nothing is uploaded.
Test duration
A 10-second test is a useful repeatable baseline.
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Click speed questions
What does CPS mean?
CPS means clicks per second. It is the number of registered clicks divided by the test duration in seconds.
Which CPS test duration should I use?
Use 5 seconds for a quick attempt and 10 seconds for a more repeatable baseline. Longer tests measure consistency but can be affected by fatigue.
Does this CPS test upload my results?
No. The test runs in your browser. Your current best score is stored only in this browser so it can be shown after another attempt.
Can I use an auto clicker on this test?
The page can register automated input, but that does not measure manual click speed. Use manual clicks when comparing your own CPS results.