Adults
A fun click speed check that makes it easy to compare your tries.
Also known as: click speed test, clicks per second test, CPS tester, how many clicks per second
Click the box as fast as you can. The 10-second timer starts with your first click, and at the end you’ll see your number of clicks and clicks per second (CPS). Your result is free once you enter your email: we’ll show it to you and send it to your inbox.
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The test counts how many times you click the box in 10 seconds and shows your average speed in clicks per second. The result depends on your mouse, habits, technique (one finger or two) and tiredness.
Most people get roughly 4 to 8 clicks per second; more than 10 usually takes special techniques. It’s a just-for-fun measurement, not an assessment of health or skill, so compare your own tries with each other.
How many clicks you make per second.
How well your pace holds for all ten seconds.
A steady rhythm with no gaps.
Mouse, trackpad and touchscreen give different results.
Press “Start” and move to the box.
The timer starts with your first click, not when you press “Start”.
Click the box as fast as you can. On a phone you can use two fingers.
After 10 seconds you’ll see your clicks, clicks per second and a rating.
Press “Start”, then click the box. You can play 10 minutes a day without signing up.
CPS Test
Ten seconds: click the box as fast as you can. The timer starts with your first click. Result: total clicks and clicks per second.
Free play left today without signing up: 10 min
CPS (clicks per second) was popularized by gamers who wanted to compare how fast they click in games. The classic test runs for 5, 10 or 60 seconds.
Our version runs for 10 seconds. We count taps and clicks the moment you press down, not when you release, so fast presses aren’t lost. It’s a just-for-fun test, not a diagnosis.
A fun click speed check that makes it easy to compare your tries.
Good for school-age kids: there’s one rule, just click fast.
You can tap anywhere on the large box, and nothing starts until your first click.
Answer 4 questions and we’ll put together a daily program of 5 trainers. We’ll email you the full 2-week plan.
Question 1 of 4
Most people get about 4–8 clicks per second. Our benchmarks: under 4 is below average, 4–6 average, 6–8 above average, 8–10 high, over 10 very high.
Screen taps are counted differently from mouse clicks and depend on how you hold your phone and how many fingers you use.
Yes, it’s a common technique and it raises your score.
With your first click on the box, not when you press “Start”.
No. It’s a game-style check for curiosity and for comparing your own tries. It doesn’t diagnose anything and doesn’t replace a doctor’s consultation.
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