Click Speed Test: How Fast Can You Click?
Pick a length and hit the pad as fast as you can. Your best and last five runs are kept per length, on this device only.
Space or Enter clicksEsc resetsR runs again1 to 6 pick the length/ jumps to the pad
Target at 5 s: 4 to 6 CPS typical, 6+ strong (estimate)
Your best: none yet
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- Best 1 s
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- Avg gap
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- End pace
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- Fastest gap
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- Consistency
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Consistency = 100 x (1 - SD / mean) of your gaps between presses, so 100 means every gap was equal.
Your last 50 runs at 5 s show up here as a trend, with your best marked.
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Click speed9
- CPS TestThe main clicks per second test with selectable 1s to 100s durations.
- Click Speed TestThe general click test: measure your speed, then pick the exact test you need.
- Right Click CPSCount right-clicks over 1 to 30 seconds, context menu disabled inside the box.
- Jitter Click TestA 5 or 10 second CPS test framed for the jitter clicking technique.
- Drag Click TestA 5 or 10 second CPS test built for the drag clicking technique.
- Double Click TestCount double clicks and check your mouse for double-click faults.
- Middle Click TestTest the scroll-wheel button and count your middle clicks.
- Scroll Speed TestSpin the mouse wheel as fast as you can and measure scrolls per second.
- Tap Speed TestA touch-friendly speed test: tap as fast as you can, on any device.
Timed CPS11
- 1 Second CPSA one second burst test for pure, explosive click speed.
- 5 Second CPSA five second sprint that balances burst speed and rhythm.
- 10 Second CPSThe ten second benchmark, the most widely used click speed standard.
- Butterfly Click TestA 5 or 10 second CPS test for the two-finger butterfly technique.
- Kohi Click TestThe classic kohi-style burst test in 1, 5 or 10 second runs.
- 30 Second CPSA half-minute run where fatigue starts to matter.
- 60 Second CPSA full minute, the site's real endurance benchmark.
- 100 Second CPSThe longest run on the site, a true test of clicking stamina.
- 2 Second CPSA two second burst, just long enough to prove a fast start is real.
- 15 Second CPSFive seconds longer than the benchmark, where stamina starts to bite.
- 20 Second CPSTwenty seconds, where holding your pace matters more than your peak.
Reflex & aim3
Mouse & keyboard3
Every click speed test in one place
ClickStorm is a free set of click speed and reaction tools. The CPS test is the hub: pick any length from a 1 second burst through the 10 second benchmark to a full 100 second endurance run. Prefer the plain-English version? The click speed test gives you a score with no setup. Whatever you call it, a CPS test, a click test or a clicker test, the pad at the top of this page is the same measurement.
Chasing a bigger number? Learn a technique on the jitter click test, butterfly click test or drag click test, or target a specific button with the right click test, double click test, middle click test and scroll speed test. On a phone, try the touch-friendly tap speed test.
Beyond clicking, sharpen your reflexes on the reaction time test and aim trainer, count keys with the spacebar counter, or check your hardware with the mouse test, polling rate test and keyboard test. Every test runs locally and saves your personal best on your own device.
Want to click faster or just understand the numbers? The click speed guides cover what counts as a good CPS, how to jitter click, butterfly click and drag click, and which technique is fastest.
Click speed test FAQ
How fast can you click?
Most people click between 4 and 6 times per second on a 5 or 10 second test, and the click speed test above tells you exactly where you land. That range is a community estimate rather than measured data, so your own best is the number that matters most.
How is CPS calculated?
CPS is your total clicks divided by the length of the test in seconds, so 30 clicks in 5 seconds is 30 / 5 = 6 CPS. The timer starts on your first click, and that click counts.
What is a good CPS?
On the 5 second test, 6 to 9 CPS is a strong score and 4 to 6 CPS is average, both community estimates. Shorter tests read higher and longer ones lower, because a short burst samples your peak while a long run adds fatigue.
Do I need an account or a download?
No. Every test runs in your browser, there is no sign up, and your best scores are saved on your own device rather than uploaded anywhere.