Click speed is a crucial metric for gamers, especially in genres like MOBAs, FPS, and RTS where rapid clicking can provide a competitive edge. This tool helps you measure your CPS (Clicks Per Second) rate and track your improvement over time.
A good clicking speed can help you:
Use this tool to test your current clicking speed, compare it with average metrics, and track your progress as you practice.
Click as fast as you can to measure your CPS (Clicks Per Second) rate.
Click anywhere in this area to start the test
Click as many times as possible within the selected time period. The tool will calculate your Clicks Per Second (CPS) rate and provide a skill rating based on your performance.
Position your finger slightly above the mouse button, allowing for quick, controlled tapping rather than full presses.
Strengthen your finger muscles with exercises like finger taps on a desk, rubber band resistance training, and finger stretches.
Gaming mice with lighter clicks and faster response times can significantly improve your clicking speed.
Regular practice with click speed tests can help build muscle memory and improve your clicking technique over time.
Tense your arm muscles to create a controlled "jitter" motion, allowing for rapid clicking without full finger movement. This technique can achieve 10-14 CPS but may cause strain over time.
Use two fingers (index and middle) to alternately click the same mouse button, creating a rapid butterfly-like motion. With practice, this can reach 14-20 CPS.
Drag your finger across the mouse button with the right amount of pressure to register multiple clicks. This advanced technique can achieve 20+ CPS but requires a suitable mouse.