Click Speed Test

Clicks per second, over one second or a full minute.

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How to test your click speed

1 Pick a length. One and five seconds measure a burst, ten seconds is the common comparison, and sixty seconds measures stamina rather than speed.
2 Click anywhere inside the pad. The timer starts on the first click, so there is no countdown to react to and no time lost getting ready.
3 Clicks per second is simply your clicks divided by the length you chose, which is how every other click test states it.
4 If a click sometimes counts twice, the mouse rather than your hand may be responsible. The double-click test shows that directly.

What is a good clicks per second score?: Ordinary clicking sits around 4 to 6 per second. Six to nine is fast and takes practice, and anything much above ten usually involves a technique like jitter or butterfly clicking rather than plain pressing.
Does clicking this fast damage the mouse?: Switches are rated in millions of clicks, so a test does no harm. Sustained jitter clicking is harder on your forearm than on the hardware, which is a better reason to stop than the mouse is.
Why is my score lower on a laptop trackpad?: A trackpad button has a longer travel and a slower reset than a mouse switch, and many trackpads deliberately ignore presses that arrive too close together. Comparisons only make sense between similar devices.
Is my score stored?: Only for as long as the page is open. The best score is kept in memory to compare runs and disappears when you leave; nothing is sent anywhere.

Wait for green. Click. Find out.

Count the presses, not the repeats.

Prove that the mouse is clicking twice, not you.