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60 Second Click Speed Test

Click the target as fast as you can. The clock stops itself after exactly 60 seconds.

Score Distribution

Performance by Country

Clicks per second ranking chart

See how your click speed test score compares. Aim for the top tier!

RankRange
Godlike9.5 – 11 CPS
Insane8 – 9.5 CPS
Pro Gamer7 – 8 CPS
Elite6 – 7 CPS
Sharp5 – 6 CPS
Above Average4 – 5 CPS
Average3 – 4 CPS
Below Average0 – 3 CPS
Take a Breath> 0 CPS

Frequently asked questions

How is click speed calculated?

Total valid clicks divided by the exact elapsed seconds from your first click. That produces clicks per second, the standard unit for this kind of test.

Why is my click speed lower in the 60 second test?

Fatigue. Fast techniques rely on muscle tension that cannot be held for a minute, so most players drop 20 to 40 percent between a 5 second and a 60 second run.

Does my mouse affect click speed?

Significantly. Light switches with a short travel and low actuation force are much easier to click quickly, and optical switches avoid the debounce delay that mechanical switches need.

Every speed test on clicktest.world

Nine tests, one engine. Every result is timed with a high resolution clock, ranked against community standards and saved on your device so you always know your personal best.

About this click speed test

This is the 60 seconds version of our click speed test, locked to a single duration so every score on this page is directly comparable. A click speed test reports the rate, not just the total, which makes results comparable between a 5 second sprint and a 60 second grind. Everything is measured locally in the browser with high resolution timers, so your score is not affected by network latency.

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