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10-second test
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Tip: rest your wrist. Jitter clicking above 8 CPS is a wrist/finger technique, not a mouse thing. 5 seconds is the classic Minecraft PvP interval.
How to Use
Pick a duration (5, 10, 30, or 60 seconds) and click the stage to start. Then click as fast as you can until the timer runs out. Your clicks per second (CPS) appear in real time and your best score for each duration is saved in your browser.
The 5-second and 10-second modes are the most common: they are the intervals used in Minecraft PvP click speed tests and on most online CPS charts. The 30 and 60-second modes measure sustained speed rather than peak burst.
Elite jitter clickers top out around 9-12 CPS. Fingers 6-8 CPS. Casual clickers land near 4-5 CPS. Aim for a personal best rather than an absolute number and take breaks to protect your tendons.
About This Tool
Click Speed Test measures how many times you can click in a fixed interval: 5, 10, 30, or 60 seconds. Clicks per second (CPS) are calculated in real time and your best score for each duration is saved in your browser.
The 5 and 10-second modes match the intervals used in Minecraft PvP click-speed anti-cheat tests. The 30 and 60-second modes measure sustained speed and wrist endurance rather than peak burst.
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Last reviewed: April 20, 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
A casual clicker averages 4 to 5 CPS. Regular PvP players reach 6 to 8 CPS. Trained jitter clickers hit 9 to 12 CPS in short bursts. Anything above 12 CPS is typically unsustainable and uses specialised techniques (jitter, butterfly, or drag click).
Click the stage to begin. A timer starts and every mouse click is counted until the duration ends. CPS is simply clicks divided by seconds. Timing uses performance.now() for sub-millisecond precision. Your best for each duration is stored locally in your browser.
Most Minecraft PvP servers use 5 or 10-second intervals as their anti-cheat window, so the 5 and 10-second modes match how you would be tested in-game. The 30 and 60-second modes are better for measuring sustained speed and wrist endurance.
Somewhat. A responsive gaming mouse with double-click-free switches can add 0.5 to 1 CPS. Mouse debouncing settings matter most. Trackpads and ergonomic mice typically score lower than performance mice.
Jitter clicking is a technique where you tense your forearm so your hand vibrates, producing rapid clicks. Butterfly clicking uses two fingers alternating on the same button for even higher CPS. Both can strain tendons and are banned on some servers.
No. The CPS test runs entirely in your browser. Your best scores are stored in local storage and never leave your device. Clearing site data or using the Reset button deletes them.
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