When does the timer start?
Your first press inside the target starts the timer and counts as the first click. Choose the duration before that press.
CPS Test
Count your clicks or taps over 5, 10, or 30 seconds. See your total and average clicks per second, also called CPS.
Timed click counter
Clicks: 0
Your first click or tap starts the timer.
How to Use CPS Test
- Choose 5, 10, or 30 seconds under Duration.
- Press Click or tap to start. This first press starts the timer and counts.
- Keep clicking or tapping inside the target until the run ends.
- Read your total and clicks per second. Select Reset for another run.
What you can check
- Compare your own scores using the same duration.
- Check click or tap totals during a short run.
- Compare a short burst with a longer run.
What your result means
CPS is the number of accepted clicks divided by the test duration. For example, 25 clicks in 5 seconds gives 5 CPS.
The counter accepts your main mouse button or one-finger taps. Keyboard presses, right-clicks, and extra fingers on the screen are not counted. A high score does not prove a mouse is working correctly.
Helpful tips
Use the same device, duration, and method when comparing runs. There is no leaderboard or score upload.
Switching tabs cancels the run. Reset if you need a break, and stop if clicking becomes uncomfortable.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use a touchscreen?
Yes. Use one finger inside the target. Extra touch contacts are not counted.
Can I compare five-second and thirty-second scores?
They cover different lengths of activity. Use the same duration for a fairer comparison of your own runs.
Are scores saved?
No. The score stays in this page until you reset or reload. There is no account, upload, or ranking.
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