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Measure your mouse click speed (CPS) in real-time with this free online tool. Supports multiple time intervals, perfect for gamers and click speed training.
Timed Mode: Click as many times as possible within the given duration. Target Mode: Click 100 times as fast as you can to calculate your average speed.
Overview
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This mouse click speed test counts clicks in a selected test session and reports clicks per second (CPS). CPS is a rate: total accepted clicks divided by elapsed seconds. In a 5-second round with 32 counted clicks, the average is 32 ÷ 5 = 6.4 CPS. The score describes that session and input setup; it is not a universal ranking of a person or a diagnosis of mouse condition.
Choose a timed duration of 1, 5, 10, 30, or 60 seconds, or select the 100-click mode, which ends after the hundredth click. In timed mode, the first click starts the session and is counted. The result is rounded to two decimal places. In 100-click mode, CPS uses the measured elapsed time to reach the target count. On-screen performance labels are informal score bands, not industry standards or validated measures.
Results depend on the selected duration, the browser’s registration of clicks, and the device and input method. For meaningful comparisons, repeat the same mode under similar conditions and compare like with like.
Guide
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Choose a fixed time for a timed round, or choose the 100-click target mode. The default timed setting is 5 seconds.
In timed mode, your first click starts the countdown and counts as click one. Continue clicking the area until time expires. In 100-click mode, continue until the counter reaches 100.
Check the click count and CPS value. The test ends automatically; use the reset control to start another round.
When tracking your own results, record the mode and device with the score. A 1-second burst and a 60-second session answer different questions.
Use cases
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A player can run the same timed mode on different days and note whether the session rate changes, without treating a single score as a competitive credential.
If a mouse seems to miss or repeat clicks during ordinary use, this test can provide a basic count in a short session. It does not diagnose the cause; confirm any hardware issue with a dedicated device test or support service.
Q&A
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For a timed round, the displayed average is the number of counted clicks divided by the selected duration, rounded to two decimal places. In the 100-click mode, it uses the time taken to reach 100 clicks.
No. It ends when the count reaches 100; elapsed time varies by session.
No. It measures clicks registered by this test during one run. It is not a hardware diagnostic and cannot distinguish all causes of missed or repeated input.
They represent different session lengths and should not be treated as directly equivalent. Compare results taken with the same mode and similar setup.
Notes
Review scope, result limitations, and important precautions before use.
This is a manual click-rate activity, not an autoclicker, reaction-time assessment, mouse latency benchmark, or medical evaluation of hand function. Score bands shown by the page are informal labels only. Device behavior, browser event handling, and the selected session mode can affect the result. Stop if rapid clicking causes discomfort.
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