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Gaming Runs in browser Updated 30 Mar 2026

CPS Test

Measure your clicks per second with precision timing. Choose from 1s to 60s modes, view a live per-second chart, and rank from Beginner to Godlike. Supports jitter and butterfly clicking.

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How to use CPS Test

  1. Pick a test duration

    Select how long the test runs — 1 second for a quick raw burst, 5 seconds for the standard test, or up to 60 seconds for an endurance and rhythm test.

  2. Click the target area to start

    Click anywhere inside the large target zone to start the timer automatically. Keep clicking as fast as you can until time runs out.

  3. Watch the live counter

    Your click count and current CPS update in real time during the test so you can pace yourself or go all-out.

  4. Review your results

    When the timer hits zero you'll see total clicks, your CPS score, rank label, and a per-second breakdown chart showing your rhythm.

  5. Beat your high score

    Your best CPS per duration mode is saved automatically. Reset and try again to climb from Beginner toward Godlike.

CPS Test FAQ

What is a good CPS score?
Average users click 5–7 CPS. Competitive Minecraft PvP players using jitter clicking reach 9–14 CPS. Butterfly clicking can push above 15 CPS. Anything above 14 CPS is considered exceptional — most gaming servers cap or flag scores above this range.

What is jitter clicking?
Jitter clicking involves tensing your forearm muscles to vibrate your finger rapidly on the mouse button. It can push CPS into the 10–14 range but causes hand strain with extended use and isn't sustainable for long sessions.

What is butterfly clicking?
Butterfly clicking uses two fingers alternating rapidly on the same mouse button. Skilled practitioners regularly exceed 15–20 CPS. Many competitive gaming servers consider it an unfair advantage and ban it.

What is drag clicking?
Drag clicking involves dragging your finger across the mouse button to register multiple clicks in one stroke through friction. It can produce extremely high CPS counts — sometimes 30+ — but requires a specific mouse and technique and is banned on most servers.

Does my mouse affect my CPS score?
Yes. Mice with lighter switches (Omron 20M, Kailh GM 8.0) and shorter actuation distances allow faster clicking. Gaming mice from Logitech G series, Razer, and SteelSeries are specifically designed for rapid input registration.

How accurate is the CPS test timing?
The test uses performance.now() for sub-millisecond timestamp precision — far more accurate than Date.now(). The click counter registers every mousedown event so no clicks are missed during the test window.

Can this test multiple different CPS techniques?
Yes. The tool records every click regardless of technique — regular clicking, jitter clicking, butterfly clicking, or drag clicking. Use different durations to compare your techniques: 1s for burst peak CPS, 10s for sustained average.

Are my scores stored anywhere?
High scores per duration mode are saved in your browser's localStorage only. Nothing is sent to a server. Clear your browser data to reset scores.

What CPS do I need for competitive Minecraft PvP?
Minecraft PvP servers typically require 8+ CPS for competitive kit PvP. CPS above 14 is often flagged by anti-cheat systems as suspicious. A consistent 9–12 CPS is the practical sweet spot for most PvP gamemodes.

Background

Test your clicking speed with a precision CPS (Clicks Per Second) tool powered by performance.now() for sub-millisecond timing accuracy. Choose from five test durations — 1 second for a raw burst, 5 seconds for the standard gaming-server test, 10 seconds for endurance, or 30 and 60 seconds to track rhythm and fatigue over time.

A live counter tracks your clicks in real time, and a per-second breakdown chart visualises your clicking rhythm across the full test so you can spot when your speed drops. High scores are saved locally per mode so you can track improvement over sessions. Ranks from Beginner to Godlike put your result in context against known clicking technique benchmarks.

The tool is the most common way to measure and compare jitter clicking, butterfly clicking, and drag clicking speeds before submitting to gaming servers that require CPS proof. Everything runs in your browser with zero network requests.

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