Click Speed Test

Running a test

• Pick how long the test should last: 1, 5, 10, 15 or 30 seconds.
• Click Start Test, or just click straight inside the test area — your first click starts the clock.
• Click as fast as you can inside the green area until the timer runs out.
• When time is up, your total clicks and clicks per second (CPS) are shown and added to the history chart.

What CPS means

• CPS (clicks per second) is your total clicks divided by the test duration.
• A relaxed, steady click is around 3–6 CPS.
• 6–9 CPS is fast, the range most people reach with focused clicking.
• 10+ CPS usually needs a technique like jitter clicking or butterfly clicking.
• Shorter tests tend to give higher CPS because you can burst; longer tests measure stamina.

The history chart

• Every completed test is plotted as a bar, newest on the right.
• The dashed line marks your average CPS across all recorded attempts.
• Reset History clears the chart so you can start a fresh session.
• History is kept in your browser's local storage, so it survives page reloads on this device.

Everything runs locally in your browser. No clicks, times, or history are ever uploaded to a server.