How to use it
- Pick 1, 5 or 10 seconds.
- Click or tap the big area. The timer starts on your first click.
- Keep clicking until the time is up. Extra clicks after that are not counted.
- Try again resets the test. Your best score for each length is kept while the page stays open.
How it works
Clicks are counted on the press itself, not after the button is released, so a fast double press counts as two. The result is the number of clicks divided by the chosen test length, and the figure under the area updates as you go.
A 1 second test is mostly reaction time and varies a lot; a 10 second test tells you more about your steady speed because the start-up delay is a small part of it.
Worked example
You pick 10 seconds and make 68 clicks: 68 ÷ 10 = 6.8 CPS. In a 5 second test with 41 clicks you would get 41 ÷ 5 = 8.2 CPS, higher because short tests reward a quick burst.
Tips
- Same conditions. Compare scores only for the same time length and device.
- Mouse hold. Rest your forearm and click with a relaxed finger; tension slows you down after a few seconds.