What is the Kohi click test?
Kohi click test is a name used for a timed clicking challenge. It is not a separate finger movement. This preset keeps Kohi-labelled runs together while using the same clicks-divided-by-seconds calculation.
How to try it
- Choose a timer and use the clicking style you want to practice.
- Start by clicking the pad and keep your inputs inside it.
- Compare another run with the same timer, mouse and style. The saved label alone does not identify how you clicked.
What is a typical score?
We do not have a reliable typical range for this preset. A number from a different timer, mouse or game is not a fair target. Start with your own repeatable score at the same settings; the result keeps your best on this browser.
Look at total clicks, full-run CPS and the pace bars together. A steadier run can be easier to repeat than one fast opening burst.
Check the inputs before chasing a number
This is an independent browser test, not a Kohi or Minecraft server result. There are no hacks, auto-clickers or server-specific acceptance claims here.
A fast pair of events can be deliberate or unintended. Inspect separate presses and their intervals if the count surprises you. Double-click switches and debounce settings can change the recorded count; the test cannot diagnose their cause.
Check the rules of the game or server you play on before using a technique there. A CPS score does not tell you what that game allows. Stop if clicking feels uncomfortable.
Compare with your normal click
Set a normal-click baseline with the same timer, then return to this preset. Your result compares the full-run score, peak second and spacing where a baseline exists. See how those numbers are calculated.