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10 Second Click Test

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

Score Distribution

Performance by Country

Clicks per second ranking chart

See how your click 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

What does a click test measure?

It measures how many separate mouse button presses you can make in a fixed time window, then converts that into clicks per second. It also exposes double-firing switches, since a failing mouse produces suspiciously high counts with almost no effort.

How many clicks per second is normal?

Around 4 to 6 clicks per second for an average adult using one finger. Trained techniques push far higher.

Can I use the click test on mobile?

Yes, taps are counted the same way as clicks. Touchscreens usually score slightly lower than a good mouse because your finger has to travel further.

Does the click test work with a trackpad?

It does, but expect lower numbers. Trackpad tap-to-click has a built-in debounce in the operating system that limits how fast repeated taps register.

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 test

This is the 10 second click test — every score on the board comes from runs locked to the same window, so the ranking is a like-for-like fight. Ten seconds is the community standard. Long enough that rhythm matters, short enough that stamina rarely breaks a good run, which is why this board is the fairest baseline for comparing yourself with friends and the leaderboards. As a benchmark, 50 clicks in 10 seconds works out to 5 CPS (Above Average pace), while the Insane tier needs around 95. Use a mouse rather than a trackpad, anchor your wrist, and keep the clicks small and fast instead of slamming the button.

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