Click speed test
How fast can you click?
Your first click starts the CPS test.Your first tap starts the CPS test.
No download, no account: it runs in your browser, Chromebooks included.
Left mouse button. Keep your clicks inside the pad.Tap inside the pad. Every tap counts.
Your settings
Settings stay on this device. A challenge link carries the time, the input and the start setting, so your friend plays the same test.
Your run
Up to 16 letters or numbers. It travels only inside the link, and nothing is stored by us.
Your practice passportToday's daily challengeHow this score works
Today's daily challenge
Click, react and aim: three short rounds, the same for everyone today. Keep your streak going.
Pick your next challenge
Clicks. Keys. Reflexes. Aim.
- Compare your clicksJitter, butterfly, drag and more.Set your first best
- Race the spacebarPress, release, beat your pace.Set your first best
- Catch the signalGreen, a beep or lights out.Set your first best
- Find your typing speedGet your WPM. Retry missed words.Set your first best
- Sharpen your aimHit the target. Keep the misses down.Set your first best
- Check your mouse or keyboardEvery button, key and wheel eventJump in
- Play a gameArcade, aim, rhythm and word gamesJump in
Choose your click challenge
A burst of speed or a test of consistency.
How is a CPS test calculated?
CPS is clicks per second. This click test counts the clicks your browser receives and divides them by the time you chose. For example, 37 clicks in 5 seconds is 7.40 CPS.
The bars show your clicks in each second. A fast burst can hide pauses. Use the bars to see where you slowed down. Try the same time again to see whether you can hold it.
Your personal best uses the same duration and input. A touch score and a keyboard score stay separate.
You may know it as a click test, a spam click test or a click speed test: each one counts clicks per second the same way.
Beat your own run
Start with your usual grip and keep the pointer inside the pad. Short runs capture a burst; longer runs show how your pace holds up. Stop if clicking feels uncomfortable.
Trying jitter, butterfly or drag? Compare your clicking styles with the same timer. If a single press seems to count twice, the double-click test shows the gap between events.
Need a tally without a timer? Keep it in the click counter.
Rather practice than measure? Keep the beat in the rhythm game, hit targets in the aim trainer or play the clicker games. All tests groups every test by what it is for.
Wondering what counts as fast? See the CPS score bands.
See the CPS formula, timing limits and input rules.
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