CPS Test, Measure Your Click Speed
The CPS Test measures your clicking speed in clicks per second. Challenge yourself to maximize clicks in a set time. Track your performance and compare with others. Discover your clicking potential!
Test your clicking speed with our advanced CPS (Clicks Per Second) calculator. Perfect for gamers and anyone looking to measure and improve their clicking speed!
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Pro Tips
- Use your index finger for maximum speed
- Keep your wrist and hand relaxed to prevent fatigue
- Position your mouse at a comfortable height and angle
- Take breaks between attempts to maintain peak performance
- Focus on consistency rather than random bursts of speed
- Consider using a gaming mouse for better response
CPS Benchmarks
- Beginner: 3-5 CPS
- Intermediate: 6-8 CPS
- Advanced: 9-12 CPS
- Professional: 13+ CPS
Gaming Applications
- Minecraft PvP Combat
- Cookie Clicker
- MOBA Games
- FPS Games
Health Considerations
- Take regular breaks to prevent strain
- Maintain proper posture while clicking
- Stop if you experience any discomfort
- Do hand stretches between sessions
About CPS Testing
CPS (Clicks Per Second) testing is a method to measure clicking speed, which is particularly important in gaming and productivity applications.
Top gamers often achieve 10-14 CPS, while the average user clicks at 3-6 CPS.
World records for clicking speed have reached over 14 CPS in sustained tests.
Frequently Asked Questions
A good CPS depends on your experience level. Beginners typically click at 3-5 CPS, intermediate users at 6-8 CPS, advanced users at 9-12 CPS, and professional gamers can achieve 13+ CPS. Top players have reached over 14 CPS in sustained tests.
To improve your CPS: use your index finger for maximum speed, keep your wrist relaxed to prevent fatigue, use a comfortable gaming mouse, practice regularly, and focus on consistency rather than random speed bursts. Taking breaks between attempts also helps maintain peak performance.
Choose based on your testing goal: 5 seconds for a quick speed test, 10 seconds for a standard assessment (most commonly used), 30 seconds for endurance testing, or 60 seconds for professional-level sustained clicking measurement.
