Free CPS Test
Pick 1, 5, or 10 seconds. Click the pad as fast as you can. CPS is total clicks divided by that time. Repeat the same length if you want a fair comparison.
How to run a CPS test
CPS means clicks per second. This page is a timed test, not a running clicker. You pick 1, 5, or 10 seconds, click the pad as fast as you can, and read total clicks divided by that time.
- Choose 1s, 5s, or 10s. Compare scores only at the same length.
- Click the pad to start. Keep clicking until the timer ends.
- Read CPS. Press New test to run again.
How the score is calculated
CPS = total clicks in the run / duration in seconds. A 5-second run with 30 clicks is 6.00 CPS. During the run the display uses elapsed time so you can see the rate move. The final score uses the full selected duration once time is up.
The homepage clicker includes a CPS mode inside a general counter. This page exists so a search for a click speed test lands on a dedicated pad with a start and a stop, not a counter you have to reset by hand.
Other CPS sites publish leaderboards, jitter and butterfly modes, and claimed world records. This version does not rank you against other people and does not certify a technique. Use it to compare your own repeats.
| Length | What it measures | How to use it |
|---|---|---|
| 1 second | A short burst | Easy to swing from one missed click |
| 5 seconds | A short, repeatable test | Run it three times and compare |
| 10 seconds | Speed plus a little endurance | Often called a Kohi-length test on gaming sites |
What this first version does not do
- No global leaderboard and no claimed percentiles.
- No jitter, butterfly, or drag-click coaching.
- No right-click-only mode in this version. The pad counts clicks on the pad.
For an ongoing count instead of a timed test, use the homepage clicker.