CPS Test
How many times can you click in 5 seconds? Hit the pad below to start — every click counts, and the timer starts on your first click.
What do CPS results mean?
Most people score between 4 and 6 clicks per second on a 5-second CPS test. Anything above 8 CPS is fast, 10 or more is exceptional, and world-class clickers reach roughly 14–16 CPS using techniques like jitter or butterfly clicking.
Your score is graded on the ReflexArcade arcade scale: Sleepy Sloth (under 4), Average Human (4–6), Quick Fox (6–8), Elite Cobra (8–10), and Arcade Legend (10+). Your personal best is stored on your device only.
Want to know where your click speed comes from? Read What Is a Good CPS? for average scores, technique breakdowns, and how to improve.
FAQ
What is a good CPS score?
A good CPS score is anything above 8 clicks per second on a 5-second test. Most people land between 4 and 6 CPS, so 6–8 already puts you above average. Scores of 10 or more are exceptional and usually require practiced technique rather than raw speed.
What is the average CPS?
The average CPS is about 4 to 6 clicks per second in a standard 5-second test. Your result depends on your mouse, grip, and clicking style. Longer tests such as 30 seconds usually produce lower averages because your hand fatigues.
What is the highest CPS ever recorded?
The fastest clickers reach roughly 14 to 16 clicks per second, but only by using special techniques such as jitter clicking or butterfly clicking. With normal single-finger clicking, even very fast players rarely exceed 9–10 CPS.
Does a gaming mouse improve CPS?
A gaming mouse helps slightly: lighter switches, lower debounce time, and a comfortable shape let you click faster and more consistently. The gain is usually 1–2 CPS at most — technique and practice matter far more than hardware.